Mississippi Logging Industry Challenged in 2020 by David S

MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE & COMMERCE • ANDY GIPSON, COMMISSIONER

VOLUME 92 NUMBER 14 JULY 15, 2020 JACKSON, MS Mississippi Logging Industry Challenged in 2020 By David S. Livingston times are unprecedented, which Executive Director calls for unprecedented measures. Mississippi Loggers Association The proposal is for $2.5 billion dollars that would be reserved for The logging and log trucking in- contractors that harvested/delivered dustry, even at the best of times, is wood to various mills across the an uphill challenge of ever-changing country in 2019 to apply for low in- circumstances in which the log- terest loans/grants through the U.S. ger or log trucker have absolutely Department of Agriculture to assist no control. It is a job most people them with their ability to continue would not even dream of doing sim- business operations for the next ply because of the danger and risk twelve months while their markets that these men and women face on a attempt to recover, much like the daily basis. Not only is it dangerous, assistance already given to produc- it takes a large amount of capital to ers of agricultural and seafood com- invest in a business with a marginal modities. return on investment. If a company that applies for and Our logging and log trucking in- receives the funding can prove that dustry is primarily made up of small their revenues or volume delivered family owned businesses that have are down 10% or more from 2019, the funds will be treated as a grant and forgiven. If company revenues are down less than 10% than what they declared in 2019, the funds will become a low interest loan and need been logging for generations. These won’t be noticed. In fact, the logging ging industry as well. to be repaid. people are some of the hardest work- and log trucking industry are the The Mississippi Loggers Associa- Loggers don’t typically want the ing people in our state and through- drive train of the nearly $13 billion tion and its members have joined a spotlight on them. Most loggers just out the country. dollar industry in the state. The for- national effort with the American want to go to work to do a job they As I mentioned, this industry is est industry is the #2 industry in the Loggers Council and the 34 state as- are truly passionate about and come hard even when things are good. state. The logging and forest indus- sociation affiliates to seek federal as- home to spend time with their fami- Although the industry was deemed try is largely responsible for building sistance due to the economic impact lies. I have to say that every person essential and was allowed to contin- the economy in this state, as well as, on the industry because of the ongo- should thank a logger when they ue to work through the COVID-19 many other states. ing pandemic. Loggers have never see them. Their job is the start of so pandemic, the issue with mill clo- Many loggers were eligible for the asked for any federal assistance for many of the things that are essential sures and production roll backs had Payroll Protection Plan (PPP) and anything and have always managed that we use on a daily basis. Toilet a huge affect throughout the state. took advantage of the assistance. to get through the hard times. These paper - enough said! Exports began to slow down at one The problem is that payroll is such of the busiest times of the year be- a small portion of the operating ex- cause of the COVID-19 in China and penses of a logging or log trucking other parts of the country. The in- business. Insurance, equipment pay- dustry also had been feeling the ef- ments and repairs as well as fuel and fects of tariffs on exports, especially oil products are the biggest portion in the hardwood lumber market. of expenses for the industry. The This pandemic came on the heels loggers have not been able to work of an extremely long wet winter due to mill closures and produc- that had near record rainfall for the tion reduction at mills. This makes state. The COVID-19 pandemic has it really difficult to keep up with the been the final blow to many logging fixed cost of owning a logging or and log trucking businesses in the log trucking company. Many other state. Many may say that it is a small states have reported more signifi- industry, and the economic effect cant losses in revenue for the log- Page 2 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN July 15, 2020 Commissioner’s Policy Corner The Mississippi State Legislature Wraps Up 2020 Session

By Whit Kendall signed into law is SB 2328, which passed during the 2020 session is HB Policy Advisor - MDAC increases the amount of money 1566, the “Future of Mississippi Ag- that farmers can borrow from the riculture Act of 2020.” This law ad- The 2020 legislative session will Emerging Crops Fund. This piece of dresses key issues facing Mississippi go down as one of the more unique legislation allows farmers to borrow farmers and the Mississippi Depart- sessions on record. Even though more zero-interest money in order ment of Agriculture and Commerce. COVID-19 caused the legislature to to get their farming operations off The law does four main things. First, take an unexpected break for almost the ground. it creates a nuisance wildlife pro- Andy Gipson two months, legislators were still The second piece of legislation gram in which MDAC will be able to Commissioner able to pick up where they left off that impacts agriculture is HB 326, partner with and provide outreach Andy Gipson in the spring and have a productive which increases the maximum an- for landowners on private lands. Commissioner Mississippi Department of session. nual gross sales for a cottage food Second, it allows the Commissioner Agriculture & Commerce Although agricultural legislation operation from twenty thousand to hire three more Agricultural and Mississippi Fair Commission under was not at the forefront of this ses- dollars to thirty-five thousand dol- Livestock Theft Bureau investiga- MDAC. MDAC already does many 121 North Jefferson Street sion, the legislature was able to pass lars. It also allows the advertising of tors for a total of 12. Third, it allows jobs that were intended to be done Jackson, MS 39201 multiple pieces of legislation that cottage food products over the inter- MDAC’s law enforcement vehicles to by the Fair Commission, which cre- Phone: 601-359-1100 will have a positive impact on farm- net, including through social media. be exempt from the rules and regu- ates a seamless transition. www.mdac.ms.gov ers in Mississippi. The first agricul- Another piece of legislation that lations of the Bureau of Fleet Man- Thank you for letting us keep you tural piece of legislation that was is related to agriculture that was agement. Lastly, HB 1566 moves the updated throughout the 2020 session! Ag Museum 601-432-4500 Commissioner Gipson Recognizes Christy Baker of Yazoo County as Agricultural Theft Bureau Spring ‘Wild Hog Challenge’ Winner 1-800-678-2660 By Hannah East Federation, a value of $7,500. Challenge is an initiative created in hogs.” Marketing Specialist - MDAC “Christy and her family have done 2019 to raise awareness regarding The Commissioner’s Wild Hog Aquaculture and Chris McDonald a tremendous job helping neighbor- the negative impact of wild hogs on Challenge would not have been pos- 601-359-1102 Director of Federal and ing farms in fighting the war against agriculture. The Spring 2020 Chal- sible without HogEye Cameras, who Environmental Affairs - MDAC nuisance wild hogs. The new trap- lenge had 72 entries from 22 coun- sponsored the first two challenges. Board of Animal Health ping system will be put to great use,” ties across the state. Participants “We are proud to partner with Com- 601-359-1170 Mississippi Commissioner of said Commissioner Gipson. reported 190 wild hogs harvested on missioner Gipson and the Missis- Bureau of Plant Industry Agriculture and Commerce Andy “Wild hogs cause over $60 million 33,841 acres of agriculture land. sippi Farm Bureau Federation in 662-325-3390 Gipson recognized Christy Baker of in property damage every year in “Feral hogs are an invasive, nui- raising awareness of the destruction our state, so I am proud to be a part sance species and are at the forefront caused by feral hogs. If we are going Yazoo County as the winner of the of the effort to fight these nuisance of the minds of our farmers and to win this battle, we must fight it Consumer Protection Spring 2020 Commissioner’s Wild 601-359-1148 animals and their negative impact landowners,” said Mike McCormick, together,” said Jack Robertson of Hog Challenge. Challenge partici- on agriculture. I am appreciative president of the Mississippi Farm HogEye Cameras. Fairgrounds/Coliseum pants were entered into a drawing for to all those that participated in the Bureau Federation. “We are proud For more information about the 601-961-4000 a chance to win a wild hog trapping second Commissioner’s Wild Hog to sponsor the Wild Hog Challenge Commissioner’s Wild Hog Challenge system donated by HogEye Cameras Challenge.” and commend Commissioner Gip- and to view pictures submitted, visit Genuine MS and the Mississippi Farm Bureau The Commissioner’s Wild Hog son for his efforts in controlling feral www.mdac.ms.gov/wildhogchallenge. 601-359-1159 International Trade 601-359-1196 Keep Mississippi Beautiful 601-359-1100 Livestock Market News 601-359-1159 Market Development 601-359-1159 Meat Inspection 601-359-1191 Mississippi Market Bulletin 601-359-1155 Mississippi Farmers Market 601-354-6573 Regulatory Services 601-359-1111 Petroleum Division 601-359-1101 Produce Safety 601-359-1104 Weights & Measures Commissioner Andy Gipson presents the Spring 2020 Wild Hog Challenge winner, Christy Baker of Yazoo County, with a wild hog trapping system do- 601-359-1149 nated by HogEye Cameras and the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation. Pictured left to right: Jay Whitaker, agricultural producer from Yazoo County; Commissioner Gipson; Mike McCormick, President of the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation; Victor and Christy Baker of Yazoo County; and Jack Robertson of HogEye Cameras. July 15, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 3

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10 +/- acres wooded land, $38,000. 60 +/- acres of mostly hardwoods near $3,150 per acre. Meridian, 601-604- Advertisers Index FARM PROPERTY Collins, 601-517-5700. Natchez Trace, great deer/turkey hunt- 4451. ing, food plots with shooting houses, Category Page No. All farm property listings within DESOTO COUNTY good access roads, utilities available, OKTIBBEHA COUNTY this category (for sale or rent/lease) $3,300 per acre OBO. Metairie, LA, Ag Trailers & Carts . . . . . 10 must consists of 10 acres or more. 504-450-6932. 231 acres, 389 North 9 miles, paved Antiques & Furniture . . . . . 9 Out-of-state residents owning 26+ acres, 7 acre lake, home, shop, road 2 sides, some timber, excellent Aquaculture ...... 13 farm property within Mississippi barn, several home sites, 2.5 miles JONES COUNTY hunting for deer/turkey, $3,000 per Archery & Accessories . . . . 12 that is being offered for sale are north of I-269 - Tulane Road Exit, pri- acre. Starkville, 662-418-6752. ATVs & UTVs ...... 12 allowed to advertise in this category. vate gated entrance, $495,000 OBO. Barrel Races & Ropings . . . 18 No real-estate agents, businesses, Nesbit, 901-413-5894. 10 acres 3 miles from Laurel on Hwy. Beef Cattle ...... 13 brokers or dealers that sell land on 84 West frontage, nice 3 bdrm., 2 bath PANOLA COUNTY Beekeeping, Honey & Syrup . . 6 a commission basis are eligible to GREENE COUNTY home, 2,100 sq. ft., will sell part or all, Boats & Watercraft . . . . . 12 advertise. $215,000. Laurel, 601-498-0126. 38 acres, 35 acres in cultivation, Delta Camping & Accessories . . . 12 land with annual income, 2 dwellings, Construction Equipment . . . 11 160 acres of land & buildings, mostly timber, wildlife, road frontage, water LAFAYETTE COUNTY perfect for duck hunters, 10 miles west Cookbooks & Recipes . . . . . 9 AMITE COUNTY of Batesville, $250,000. Batesville, 901- Crafts & Woodwork . . . . . 9 & electricity, school route, beautiful 103.5 acres 22 year old pine plantation, 378-1513, ask for Danny. Crops & Seeds ...... 5 77.83 acres, beautiful land with large & quiet, $3,000 per acre, only serious great deer/turkey hunting, 8 miles Cutters & Mowers . . . . . 10 hardwoods & pine timber, a must see, inquiries. Leakesville, 601-525-6475. from Oxford, over 1 mile of paved road RANKIN COUNTY Dairy Cattle ...... 14 Homochitto National Forest is close, frontage Hwy. 371 & 385, $3,950/acre. Dogs ...... 15 surrounded by Weyerhaeuser & Amite HINDS COUNTY Meridian, 601-604-4451. Dog Handling & Supplies . . . 15 County BOE Lands, $379,000. Gloster, 11.25 acres off Clara Foote Road, $2,000 per acre; 38.25 acres, about Down on the Farm . . . . . 19 601-807-1000. 36.7 surveyed acres on Fairchild Road, 98.63 acres in Lafayette Springs, all 1 mile from Hwy. 49 off Levi Cooper Employment ...... 8 pretty land with nice home sites, wooded, surveyed, 3,500’ gravel road Road, $8,000 per acre, prices are nego- Equipment Auctions ...... 18 $256,900 OBO. Learned, 601-566- Exotic Livestock & Pets . . . 15 ATTALA COUNTY frontage, joins upper Sardis W.M.A., tiable. Florence, 323-750-8578. 5534. Farm Buildings & Materials . . 7 reduced $1,525 per acre. New Albany, 158 +/- acres located off Marvin Chapel 901-486-1780. 40 acres with stocked pond, food plots, Farm Market Report . . . . . 17 10-15 acres with more available, es- Farm Property ...... 4 Road, planted pine, hardwoods, pecan trails, large storage barn, shooting tablished successful greenhouse Field Equipment ...... 9 trees, deer/turkey, recent land survey, range, all utilities, $280,000. Puckett, operation, 120,000 sq. ft., 2 offices, LAMAR COUNTY Fireplace Inserts/Firewood . . . 9 Hurricane Creek on east border of 601-842-9855. warehouse & house, 3 water sources, Fishing Tackle ...... 12 land, $2,200 per acre. Flowood, 479- backup generators, location Parsons 222 acres timberland, 1 mile off Pur- Flowers & Trees ...... 6 841-5324. SCOTT COUNTY Road, $1,600,000. Raymond, 601-954- vis-Columbia Road at Johnson Road, Forestry & Logging . . . . . 11 200 acres in CRP Program 22 years, 147 acres, mostly hardwood, will be 3733. Fruits & Vegetables . . . . . 5 $2,500 per acre. Purvis, 601-441-2789. 10 acres, 3 bdrm., 2 bath home, barn & Goats & Sheep ...... 14 big harvest in 12 years, located on CR 12 acres or less, horse property, Volley shop, off Hwy. 13 on Cooperville Road, Gourds ...... 9 4127 & Hwy. 14, 10 miles east of Good- Campbell Road, nice house site, $6,000 LAUDERDALE COUNTY Morton, $210,000. Morton, 601-507- Graders & Blades ...... 10 man, $1,650 per acre. Madison, 662- 4383. Grass-Fed Meats ...... 14 417-9176. per acre. Terry, 601-260-7778. Ground Cover & Mulch ...... 7 40 acres partially timbered land, 78 13 acres, 1,500 sq. ft. brick home, Guns & Accessories . . . . . 13 33 acres, Road 2247, overlooking the HOLMES COUNTY acres lots of paved road frontage, 92 barn, concrete 3-bay shed attached Hay & Forage Equipment . . . 10 Natchez Trace, pine timber, spring wa- acres with dirt road frontage, from office, new metal roof house, half land Hay & Grain ...... 6 ter, many good house sites, communi- 192 acres, 18 year old pines, paved & $1,500-$2,500 per acre. Toomsuba, in hay field & half cutover, $110,000. Horses & Mules ...... 15 ty water, phone, electricity, 6 miles to gravel road frontage, hardwood bot- 601-632-4268 or 601-632-1884. Forest, 601-697-2432. Horses at Stud ...... 15 Kosciusko, $2,950 per acre. Kosciusko, tom, 3 small ponds, roads, 2.6 miles Hunting Leases/Memberships . 13 601-672-9558. west of Exit 164 (West, MS), reduced 29 acres with 1,320 feet of paved road TATE COUNTY Hunting, Fishing, Camping . . 12 $1,750/acre. Brandon, 601-331-8490. frontage on Blizzard Road, beautiful Industrial Trucks & Vans . . . 11 CARROLL COUNTY setting with lake, home sites & hard- Lawn & Garden Equipment . . 11 wood/pine plantation, in West Lauder- 80.95 acres farm land, pasture land, Livestock Auctions & Sales . . 16 JACKSON COUNTY dale School District, $282,000. Merid- ponds, house, appraised at $320,000. 145 acres of clear cut rolling hills, Senatobia, 662-473-3578. Livestock Boarding & Handling . 8 ian, 601-938-9435. prime deer/turkey hunting, $1,250 per Livestock Equipment . . . . 12 21.5 acres, $107,500. Vancleave, 228- acre. Jefferson, 601-278-1227. Livestock Tack ...... 12 219-5081. 131 acres with 1/4 mile road frontage TIPPAH COUNTY Livestock Trailers & Wagons . 12 & numerous house sites, 1 acre pond, 45 acres, hardwood & pine timber, Lumber & Sawing ...... 7 98 acres wooded land with mature consider selling smaller tracts, $1,500 72 acres, public road frontage, com- great hunting, deer, turkey & small Miscellaneous Equipment . . . 12 timber, excellent hunting, located 5 per acre. Meridian, 601-938-4483. munity water, electricity, live creeks game, food plots & pond, road through Miscellaneous Hunting Items . 13 miles south on Cedar Crest Road be- & good timber, $140,000. Dumas, 601- property, enclosed deer stands, live Miscellaneous Home Items . . . 9 hind Brentwood Subdivision, parcel 529-0765. stream, $2,200 per acre. Carrollton, LEAKE COUNTY Mississippi Farmers Markets . 20 #00092010.058, $150,000 OBO. Hur- 662-237-4209. Musical Instruments . . . . . 9 ley, 228-875-6830. 26.5 acres 6 miles north of Carthage WALTHALL COUNTY Ongoing Events ...... 19 Other Ag Implements . . . . 10 CHICKASAW COUNTY on Corinth Road, community water, JASPER COUNTY 17.5 acres cutover land, some trees, Outdoor Power Equipment . . 11 lots of paved road frontage, $2,950 per acre. Carthage, 601-672-9558. $2,800 per acre. Kokomo, 601-736- Pick Your Own Farms . . . . 18 192 acres farm & timber land, has 422 acres on the Jasper/Jones County 8712. Pickers & Harvesters . . . . 10 good rent income & good hunting, line, half mile road frontage on CR Planting & Tillage . . . . . 10 MADISON COUNTY located between Tupelo & Starkville 237, mature timber, young timber, 36 acres planted in 8 year old pines, Posts & Fencing ...... 7 off the Natchez Trace, $2,100 per acre. recent cutover, timber appraisal avail- camp & stands in place, walk-in ready, Poultry & Fowl ...... 8 Houston, 662-542-9011. 205 acres on Loring Road, deer/turkey, plenty of deer, very secluded, serious Poultry & Fowl Supplies . . . 8 able, $2,700 per acre. Bay Springs, bass/bream, hunt camp with power, inquires only, $133,000. Tylertown, Poultry Equipment . . . . . 12 662-418-4711. CLARKE COUNTY water & DTV, $3,250 per acre. Madi- 985-709-9079. Rabbits ...... 14 son, 601-209-7800. Rural Property & Hobby Farms . 5 JEFFERSON COUNTY Sewing & Fabrics ...... 9 1,007 acres, camp house, walk-in WARREN COUNTY cooler, double wide, lots of mature MARION COUNTY Sprayers & Spreaders . . . . 10 320 +/- acres, NE of Hwy. 61 & 552 hardwood & pine timber, can lease ad- SUVs & Vans ...... 11 Interchange, hardwoods, 2 lakes, food 150 acres of Sunflower River Levee ditional 2,000 acres, great deer/turkey 169 acres, 60 acres 12 year old long leaf, Swap & Exchange ...... 8 plots, stands, good roads, deer/tur- pasture land located off Hwy. 61 North, hunting, $1,950,000. Stonewall, 601- 40 acres plantation loblolly, 40 acres Swine ...... 15 key, 1,600 sq. ft. house on lake, barn, approx. 2 miles long, gaps, hot fence, 938-4483. cutover, 3 bdrm. house furnished, box Timber Price Report . . . . . 17 $1,270,000. Lorman, 601-278-6182. water, good bermuda/bahia grass, Tools & Hardware . . . . . 12 stands, food plots, $458,000. Tyler- $1,750 per acre. Vicksburg, 601-622- Tractors ...... 9 COVINGTON COUNTY 100 acres, some timber, Blue Hill com- town, 601-303-0568. 1025. Trucks ...... 11 munity, good deer/turkey hunting, Trailers (Utility/Equipment) . . 10 52 +/- acres with half mile road front- some food plots established, estab- NESHOBA COUNTY WAYNE COUNTY Upcoming Livestock Shows . . 16 age on Station Creek Road, beautiful lished camp site with utilities avail- Vegetable & Produce Supplies . 6 creek, 100+ year old hardwood tim- able, $3,300 per acre. Coosada, AL, 30 acres timberland, Hwy. 19 & CR 70.9 acres at 281 John Perry McMi- Want Ads ...... 7 ber, 100+ year old cabin, $189,000; 334-285-5037. 270, 10 miles south of Philadelphia, chael Road near Manor Creek, beauti- July 15, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 5 ful home sites or hunting camp loca- Use this map to assist you in locating the 9 tion, stands of mature & immature towns and counties of buyers and sellers pine, $248,150. Waynesboro, 601-580- 2 5 6 7 1 3943. listed in the Mississippi Market Bulletin. 3 4 8 The corresponding numbers on the map WEBSTER COUNTY are listed left to right - top to bottom. 12 13 14 72 acres, with pond, hay field, $140K+ 10 11 15 of high value pine/hardwoods, road Adams 59 Leflore 26 16 17 frontage, with home site(s), 45 min- Alcorn 7 Lincoln 62 utes to MSU, recognized school sys- Amite 69 Lowndes 40 21 22 23 tem, $2,950 per acre. Mantee, 334- Attala 35 Madison 42 18 20 277-9744. Benton 5 Marion 72 19 Bolivar 18 Marshall 4 31 69 acres, road frontage, good hunt- 28 30 ing, East Webster School District, 45 Calhoun 21 Monroe 23 26 29 Carroll 27 Montgomery 29 27 minute drive to MSU, $2,000 per acre. 25 Mantee, 662-552-4701. Chickasaw 22 Neshoba 44 24 Choctaw 36 Newton 51 36 38 40 48 acres, selling 40 acres, partially Claiborne 53 Noxubee 39 37 39 fenced, 2,700 sq. ft. home, barn & Clarke 58 Oktibbeha 38 35 40x80 pole barn, Hwy. 82 & 15 front- 33 Clay 31 Panola 12 32 34 age, $550,000 firm. Mathiston, 662- 263-6596. Coahoma 10 Pearl River 77 Copiah 54 Perry 75 41 43 44 45 42 FARM LAND FOR Covington 65 Pike 70 RENT OR LEASE DeSoto 2 Pontotoc 15 Forrest 74 Prentiss 8 46 47 Franklin 61 Quitman 11 Amite Co., 200 acre cattle farm, half George 79 Rankin 49 48 49 50 51 52 open, half timber, 365 day creek, catch Greene 76 Scott 50 pens, big bottom always full of grass, 5 acre lake, $4,000/yearly. Centreville, Grenada 28 Sharkey 32 Hancock 80 Simpson 55 55 225-272-7144 or 601-645-5536. 54 56 57 58 Harrison 81 Smith 56 53 Hinds 48 Stone 78 RURAL PROPERTY Holmes 34 Sunflower 25 60 Humphreys 33 Tallahatchie 19 59 61 64 65 66 67 & HOBBY FARMS Issaquena 46 Tate 3 62 63 All property listings within this Itawamba 17 Tippah 6 category (for sale or rent/lease) Jackson 82 Tishomingo 9 must consists of less than 10 acres. Jasper 57 Tunica 1 71 72 73 76 Out-of-state residents owning Jefferson 60 Union 14 68 69 70 75 property within Mississippi that is Jefferson Davis 64 Walthall 71 74 being offered for sale are allowed to advertise in this category. Jones 66 Warren 47 No real-estate agents, businesses, Kemper 45 Washington 24 79 78 brokers or dealers that sell land on Lafayette 13 Wayne 67 77 a commission basis are eligible to Lamar 73 Webster 30 advertise. Lauderdale 52 Wilkinson 68 82 81 Lawrence 63 Winston 37 80 AMITE COUNTY Leake 43 Yalobusha 20 Lee 16 Yazoo 41 1 acre, 2 bdrm., 2 bath mobile home, located 4341 Rollinson Road, $29,000; 6+ acres in Caston Creek GMA, corner MADISON COUNTY U-Pick blueberries, great for your U-Pick blueberries (7 varieties), avail- Rollinson Road & Midland Creek Road, CROPS & SEEDS health, $8 per gallon. Hinds Co., Terry, able June 1 to June 30, you pick $10 601-201-6259. per gallon, we pick $18 per gallon. $60,000. Busy Corner, 985-543-0024. 6 acres with 4,000 sq. ft. barn, 5 car All items listed in this cat- Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, 601-835- garage, 32x72 tractor shed, 2 ponds, egory must be agriculture related. U-Pick blueberries, $9 per gallon, 7305. JONES COUNTY fenced, good horse property, $525,000, No commercial, dealers, buyers, available June 1 - July 1. Warren Co., also have furnished 1 bdrm., 1 bath sellers or business person engaged Vicksburg, 601-831-5198. Blueberries, $6 per gallon, available 5 acres, 3 bdrm., 2 bath home, Hwy. apartment. Ridgeland, 601-622-5112. in trade are allowed to advertise. May 25 - July 10. Forrest Co., Hatties- 84 in West Jones County, 3 miles Only in-state residents are allowed U-pick blueberries, $4 per gallon, we from Laurel, 1 mile from West Jones 8 acre waterfront lot on 35 acre lake, to advertise within this category. burg, 601-297-3354. pick $12 per gallon, available June- Schools, $185,000 negotiable. Laurel, on Hwy. 43 North in Sharon, MS, lot July. Calhoun Co., Vardaman, 662- Blueberries, $3.50 per quart, $12 per 601-498-0126. has great lake views, $120,000. Can- 542-3020. gallon. Amite Co., Magnolia, 601-730- ton, 601-942-0018. BERRY PLANTS LAUDERDALE COUNTY 0439. U-Pick blueberries by appointment SCOTT COUNTY Amber Blueberry Farm has blueberry only, $10 per gallon. Old River Road Blueberries, 2020 crop, $3 per quart 1.29 acres, septic system, community plants for fall planting, several vari- water & electricity, remains of burned Blueberry Farm, Jackson Co., Van- bag, nice size. Forrest Co., Purvis, 601- 6 acres, Hwy. 25 East at Ludlow, eties available, 1 gal. $3 each F.O.B., brick home on concrete slat, 8206 cleave, 228-806-5090. 818-8810. $28,000. Ludlow, 601-397-6560. Head Start Road, $10,000, $500 down, 3 gal. $10 each F.O.B. Wayne Co., $100 per month, no interest. Meridian, Waynesboro, 601-381-0024. U-Pick blueberries, $5 per gallon, No stick when you pick, large thorn- 601-938-9435. WEBSTER COUNTY available mid June - July. Kemper Co., less blackberries available now, $10 FRUITS, NUTS & BERRIES Preston, 601-677-2153 or 601-416- per gallon, coming soon blueberries, LEAKE COUNTY 5.9 acres, hunting/hobby cabin, 2- 8607. figs & muscadines for U-Pick. Harrison story, 4 bdrm., 1 bath, hickory cabi- Co., Gulfport, 228-861-8837. U-Pick Rabbiteye blueberries, $10 per 6 acres off Hwy. 35 North on Corinth nets, appliances, unfinished second U-Pick blueberries, usually producing gallon; Frozen assorted jellies avail- Road, paved road, community water, story, barn, kitchen/garden, chick- June 7 thru end of the month, $8 per Organic blueberries, $8 per gallon if old established area, young hardwood ens, goats, rabbits, apples, pears, figs, able, half pint $5, 1 pint $7, available gallon, also $4 quart bags frozen avail- you pick, $12 per gallon if we pick, timber, $23,800. Carthage, 601-672- $79,000 negotiable. Eupora, 662-312- June-July. Jefferson Davis Co., Oak able. Kemper Co., Collinsville, 601- picking buckets provided. Rankin Co., 9558. 9001. Vale, 601-943-6329. 986-4709. Florence, 601-331-2900. Page 6 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN July 15, 2020

Organic blueberries, hand picked idis Nash, 1483 Hwy. 51 North, Wi- Well fertilized, barn cured & stored, 2020 crop mixed grass hay, 300 square MISSISSIPPI ripe, excellent in baking, wine mak- nona, MS 38967. Montgomery Co., 4x5 net wrapped round bales bahia- bales in barn, fertilized/limed, $4 per ing, smoothies, cereal, yogurt, frozen 662-283-5361. grass cattle hay, 35 bales remaining for bale, no phone, contact Joe Hostetler, MARKET BULLETIN in BPA free commercial 4 mil bags, sale & planning on 3 more cuttings, 4382 Salmon Road, Randolph, MS gallon/quart bags $3.50/lb. Hinds Co., Crocosmia, gladiolus, honeysuckle, $45. Greene Co., Lucedale, 601-508- 38864. Pontotoc County. EDITOR Edwards, 601-852-2504. swamp sunflower, Mexican petunia, 7115. 2020 crop 4x5 rolls of good grass hay, Claude Nash daisy, aster, cannas, yellow flag, ginger Figs, $12 per gallon. Hinds Co., Terry, lily, daylilies, white yarrow, sweetspire, 2019 crop bahiagrass/bermudagrass few weeds, net wrapped, fertilized, [email protected] 601-882-7389. nandina, fatshedera, forsythia, hum- mixed hay, well fertilized, will load, $25, starting to cut second round 601-359-1123 mingbird plant, blackeyed Susan, $5. round bales inside $35, outside $30. $30, square bales $4 & $5. Leflore Co., Figs, $8 per gallon, not ripe yet but Scott Co., Morton, 601-668-3742. Greenwood, 662-822-3579. will be soon, call to place order. Cov- Madison Co., Madison, 601-966-7775. CIRCULATION ington Co., Collins, 601-765-4580. Jessica Spears 2020 crop 5x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, 2020 crop 4x5 round bales of hay, net TREES, VINES & SHRUBS net wrapped, fertilized, $40 per bale. wrapped, well fertilized, cured without Figs, we pick $8 per gallon. Perry Co., [email protected] Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 601-382- rain, stored in barn, will load, $30 per Beaumont, 601-788-6951. 601-359-1159 Catalpa trees in 1 gal. pots, 12” tall, $3 6848. bale. Scott Co., Lake, 601-775-3733. each; Catalpa tree seed in packets of 50 STAFF FRESH VEGETABLES, for $5 each, I can ship. Madison Co., 4x5 rolls of spring grass hay, barn kept, 2020 crop 4x5 rolls, net wrapped, sec- Cecilia Parker PLANTS & SEEDS Flora, 601-622-0412. fertilized, good quality, some this year ond cutting bahiagrass hay, highly & some last year, $15. Leake Co., Car- fertilized/limed, cured without rain, Hannah East Kazery fig trees, produce large green- Watermelons, yellow & red meated, in thage, 601-650-0800. sweet smelling in barn, tight rolls, will ish yellow figs, $25 & up, no shipping. the field $4 each, you select $5 each. load, $40. Lauderdale Co., Toomsuba, MAILING ADDRESS Alicia bermudagrass hay in square Jefferson Davis Co., Bassfield, 601- Hinds Co., Jackson, 601-922-6767. 601-480-2220. bales, $6. Hinds Co., Raymond, 601- P. O. Box 1118 765-2480. Jackson, MS 39215-1118 Pomegranate plants in pots, $3-$5 857-8905 or 601-955-8903. 2020 crop 4x5 round bales of bahia- Watermelons, red & yellow, $4 & $5. each; Fig trees, $5 & up, pick up grass hay, well fertilized & weed con- PHONE Jefferson Davis Co., Carson, 601-641- at farm only. Jefferson Davis Co., 4x5 rolls of ryegrass/spring grass mix, trol, will load in field, $40. Lamar Co., 8330. Bassfield, 601-943-6781. well fertilized & cured, $20 each. Purvis, 601-508-8824. 601-359-1155 Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601-481- FAX Okra, $2.50 per lb. Hinds Co., Terry, BEEKEEPING, 4006. 4x5 net wrapped rolls of 2019 crop 601-882-7389. mixed grass hay, $25. Webster Co., 601-359-1260 HONEY & SYRUP Hay for horses & cows, stored in barn, Bellefontaine, 662-552-6697. Sweet Corn Essence F1, 12 ears 4x5 rolls $35, 4x3 rolls $15. Harrison WEBSITE cleaned & packaged $6, ears not Co., Gulfport, 228-297-0990. 2020 crop 4x5 net wrapped Tifton 9 11- 10 frame wood bound queen www.msmarketbulletin.org cleaned available also, call to reserve bahiagrass rolls, $45, square bales $6. excluders, $85. Rankin Co., Richland, for the next harvest. Oktibbeha Co., Square bales of horse quality Coastal Rankin Co., Florence, 601-540-3337. E-MAIL 601-613-1290. [email protected] Starkville, 662-617-4948. bermudagrass hay, highly fertilized, tight, heavy bales, $6. Grenada Co., Bahiagrass square bales, $5; Bahia- Cypress & pine bee equipment: Pine Mississippi Market Bulletin Staked tomatoes, bell & jalapeno pep- Grenada, 662-809-2003. grass round bales, $45; Mixed grass deep brood boxes, $13; Cypress, $22; per, yellow squash, pickling cucum- cow hay round bales, $30 & up, fertil- (USPS 354-340) Pine supers, $11; Cypress supers, Published semi-monthly by the bers, Japanese eggplant & okra, $15 2020 crop bahiagrass square bales, ized, in barn, delivery available. Simp- per 5 gallon bucket, available mid June $17, tops, bottoms, live beetle traps, Mississippi Department fertilized, limed & sprayed for weeds, son Co., Magee, 601-849-3210. to mid August. Covington Co., Semi- frames, foundations. Rankin Co., Star, cured without rain, barn kept, deliv- of Agriculture and Commerce nary, 601-641-0909. 601-845-8600. ery available, $5; Also 4x5 round bales, Square bale horse hay, 007 hybrid ber- 121 North Jefferson Street $35. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601- mudagrass, quality hay, $6. Pike Co., Jackson, MS 39201 Vegetables, $2.50 per lb. Hinds Co., Deep brood box with bees, swarms 701-6390. McComb, 601-248-0067. Periodical postage paid at Jackson, Terry, 601-882-7389. from my hives, $250. Copiah Co., Crys- MS, and at additional mailing office. tal Springs, 601-260-9237. 2020 crop mixed grass hay, clover/ Mixed ryegrass/bahiagrass hay, first Presented as a service feature by this Dry pea seed, Pinkeye Purplehull, 2019 lespedeza/bahiagrass, 4x5 round bales, cut of 2020, 5x4 rolls, net wrapped, harvested & cleaned, excellent for Department as authorized by Law, Honey bees & complete pine & poly- net wrapped, $30 each. DeSoto Co., can load, $40. Pike Co., Magnolia, 225- Subscriptions are $10.00 per year planting, 90% germination, 100 lbs. styrene hives, $125-$300 OBO, also Nesbit, 662-393-7578. 206-1694. to bona fide residents of Mississippi, or more $1.50/lb., no Sunday sales. selling honey, pick up only. Jones Co., however advertisers must be actually Rutledge Farms, Copiah Co., Crystal Ovett, 601-577-5142, ask for Sylvia. 2020 crop first cutting 4x5 net 2020 first cutting mixed rye/crimson Springs, 601-894-2401. engaged in farm or agricultural wrapped rolls Argentine bahiagrass/ clover/bahiagrass hay, square bales $5, pursuits. Dealers, buyers, sellers and clover, few spring weeds, $30; Second round bales $45; Alicia bermudagrass business persons engaged in trade Free pepper seeds: Cayenne, Peter GRASS SEEDS & cutting, weed control, well fertilized, square bales, $6, well fertilized, weed cannot list items for sale. Squash or Variegated, 15 seeds $3 CUSTOM SPRIGGING handling & self-addressed-stamped- $40/field, $45/barn. Lamar Co., Purvis, sprayed. Forrest Co., Hattiesburg, 601- All matters dealing with the purpose envelope. R.C. Kriley, 101 CR 364, 601-270-4490. 606-3725. of this publication should be addressed Calhoun City, MS 38916. Calhoun Co., Custom sprigging, Sumrall 007 to Claude Nash, Editor. All matters of 662-637-3151. (registered trademark), Tifton 44, 007 bermudagrass hay, 45 lb. square Bermudagrass, square bales $6, round policy and subjects not dealing with the Tifton 85 also available, $125/acre bales, delivery available, call to re- bales $70; Bahiagrass, square bales $5, publication should be addressed to the Garlic chives clump/seeds, oregano (10 acre minimum), sprigs available serve, $6. Clay Co., West Point, 662- round bales $45; Mixed grass cow hay Commissioner. clump, elephant ears, apple mint, $2.50/bushel. Billy Sumrall & Gerald 617-4948. round bales, $30 & up, fertilized, in In offering this public service to bona chocolate mint, spearmint, horserad- Sumrall, Lawrence Co., Monticello, barn. Simpson Co., Magee, 601-506- fide residents of Mississippi, we cannot ish, bee balm, turmeric, thornless 601-587-7122. 2020 crop 4x5 rolls spring grass or 2455. verify the contents of each notice. blackberry, fresh rosemary, lemon bahiagrass hay, barn kept, string tied, Therefore, the availability of these balm, $5. Madison Co., Madison, 601- Custom sprigging, Dixie Bermuda- $35; 2019 crop 4x5 rolls bahiagrass 50 +/- acres of bahiagrass hay, you cut, pages for listings of agricultural related 966-7775. grass, Tifton 44 & 85, Alicia, Jiggs & hay, barn kept, fertilized, $27, will $500. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601- items constitutes no warranty on our much more, 30+ years experience, load. Clarke Co., Shubuta, 601-917- 695-2948. part of any statement made by parties VEGETABLE & PRODUCE starting at $125 & up. Leake Co., Car- 8809. MIX 30 liquid feed, feed cows, calves, to such proposed transactions. thage, 601-201-0929. SUPPLIES Premium Alicia bermudagrass hay, sheep, goats, deer, 16% protein, 10% The Mississippi Market Bulletin square bales stored in barn on pallets, vegetable fat, $1.25/gallon. Lawrence assumes no responsibility for any Custom sprigging, Dixie Bermudag- Welborn pea sheller, 1 bushel capac- $6; Alicia bermudagrass mixed with Co., Monticello, 601-587-2257. notice appearing in the Bulletin nor rass (registered trademark), Tifton 44, ity, shells peas & butter beans, in very Tifton 85 & more, have conventional Dallisgrass, square bales $5. Rankin for any transaction resulting from MIX 30 liquid feed, 16% protein, 10% good cond., stored inside, $950. Panola or no-till, prices start $125 & up per Co., Pelahatchie, 601-720-1416. published notices. fat, $1.30/gallon, delivery available, Co., Batesville, 662-934-8404, call or acre. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-780- Advertisers are cautioned that it is text. 2020 crop 5x5 rolls of bahiagrass hay, lick wheel feeders/tote tanks available. 0781. against the law to misrepresent any net wrapped, fertilized, $40 per bale. Amite Co., Summit, 601-248-7967. product offered for sale in public FLOWERS, Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-928-8150. notice or advertisement carried in any HAY & GRAIN ANIPRO liquid feed, 25% protein, publication that is delivered. BULBS & SEEDS 2020 crop Alicia bermudagrass hay, 5% fat, with limiter, $2.85/gallon; 4x5 round bales of fertilized bahia- 4x5 round bales, $45 in field, $50 in ANIPRO calf receiver, 10% protein, POSTMASTER send address changes to: grass/mixed hay, cut every 6-8 weeks, barn, square bales $5 in field, $6.50 in $2.60/gallon, feed cost 35¢ per day Mississippi Market Bulletin, P. O. Box Daylilies, assorted colors, $1 per plant, pick up in field, $30, call for dates. barn, fertilized/limed. Pearl River Co., per head. Hancock Co., Kiln, 228-216- 1118 Jackson, MS 39215 (DMM 455.2i). plus $10 shipping on first 20 plants, bonus plants shipped each order. Re- Simpson Co., Magee, 601-942-7339. Poplarville, 601-916-1122. 8731. July 15, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 7

POSTS & FENCING I build all metal barns, 20x20x10 only FIELD EQUIPMENT FARM BUILDINGS $1,985 to 54x36x12, built on your site, GROUND COVER, metal buildings to equipment sheds, & PARTS WANTED Cedar posts, $1 & up; 8’ cedar split carports, RV covers, all material Amer- MULCH & FERTILIZERS & MATERIALS rails, $5.50; 10’ cedar split rails, $6.50. ican made. Greene Co., Leakesville, Deutz 3 or 4 cyl. tractor, dead or All items listed in this cat- Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-681- 601-394-2643. crippled for parts, prefer in south MS. Erosion hay, 4x3 & 4x5 round bales, egory must be farm/agriculture 4495. George Co., Lucedale, 601-947-4166. $10 & $25. Harrison Co., Gulfport, related. All items must be offered 228-297-0990. for sale or their services offered 38 iron fence posts, 5 1/2’ tall, $2 each JD 5500 tractor in good condition. by persons in Mississippi actu- or all for $75, also have barbed wire. WANT ADS Wheat straw square bales, $4. Lowndes Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-988-4699. ally engaged in agricultural work. Oktibbeha Co., Starkville, 662-418- All items listed under the this cat- Co., Caledonia, 662-242-6095. No commercial, dealers, buyers, 2432. egory must be agricultural related. 12’-14’ tri-fold section harrow; sellers or business person engaged Out-of-state residents are allowed to Wheat straw, square bales $5, round 6’ heavy duty well built disk. Jones in trade are allowed to advertise. 2 3/8” tubing, $34/joint; 2 7/8” tub- advertise in this category. bales $45, discount on large quan- Co., Ellisville, 601-577-4894. Only in-state residents are allowed ing, $36/joint; 3 1/2” tubing, $75/joint; tity, clean, in barn, delivery available. to advertise within this category. 4” drill pipe, $200/joint; 4 1/2” casing, Simpson Co., Magee, 601-506-2455. $290/joint. Adams Co., Natchez, 601- DOGS WANTED IHC 656 diesel for parts, does not have 807-1000. to run. Franklinton, LA, 985-295-9237. A-grade, clean, red, long leaf pine LUMBER FOR SALE straw, $6 per bale picked up, delivery Lassie Collie or Sheltie wanted at a 2 3/8” tubing, 31’ length, $31 per joint; IH fertilizer distributor or parts to help available serving Rankin, Madison & & CUSTOM SAWING reasonable price, doesn’t have to have 2 7/8” tubing, 31’ length, $36 per joint. make one. Marion Co., Foxworth, 601- Hinds Counties. Rankin Co., Brandon, papers. Pearl River Co., Carriere, 601- Walthall Co., Sandy Hook, 601-441- 736-9393. 601-507-7880. Pine & poplar lumber, approx. 3,200 799-3434. 1126. BF, pine is mostly 1x’s, same with pop- Wanted dead or alive NH 4630 or 5030 Pine straw, long leaf, freshly baled, red lar, pine 75¢ BF, poplar $1 BF. Mont- Bayco Monofilament horse fencing, LIVESTOCK WANTED MFWD. Lee Co., Tupelo, 662-255-4495. & clean, $5.50 per bale, delivery avail- gomery Co., Duck Hill, 662-809-4849. able. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-825- 3 rolls 2,000’ each, 1,250 lb. testline, better than metal, easy installation to HAY & FORAGE 2779. 2,800 BF of cotton wood lumber, 8’, 10’ 1 or 2 female Pygmy goats, 2 mos. to any posts, resistant extreme temps & 12’, lengths, 4”-18” widths, 45¢ per ft., 2 yrs. old. Montgomery Co., Winona, EQUIPMENT WANTED chemicals, $325/roll. Jones Co., Sand- Ag lime, $27 per ton delivered to most no phone, contact Joe Hostetler, 1347 601-831-8833. locations, prices may vary depending ersville, 601-425-1333. Patterson Road, Randolph, MS 38864. Krone KR260 round baler for parts, on location. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, Pontotoc County. LaMancha goats, young doelings or 10,000’ of high tensile electric fence dead or alive, net or string. Jackson 601-757-2114, ask for Dwayne. young does in milk, within 60 miles wire, $200. Scott Co., Forest, 601-507- Co., Vancleave, 228-382-4020. 1,000’ of pine lumber, $1 BF. Webster of my home. Greene Co., Neely, 601- Ag lime delivered to your farm starting Co., Mathiston, 662-263-6596. 3563. at $28 per ton within 125 miles of Pop- 525-6309. LAWN & GARDEN larville, further will be more per ton. Oak slabs, roughly 2’ wide, 2 1/2” Cattle gaps, 2 7/8” OD steel pipe con- Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601-337- struction, 8’ x 10’ $1,000; 8’ x 12’ Miniature Jersey, any sex, small- EQUIPMENT WANTED thick, 7’-10’ long, $25 per foot. Rankin framed Jersey cow or heifer, will con- 3082, ask for Stan. Co., Richland, 601-405-4440. $1,200; 7’ x 14’ $1,500; 8’ x 14’ $1,200; New 4” railroad track, 8’x15’, $2,000. sider crossbred, prefer text or email Heavy duty push lawn mower, belt Ag lime, $25 per ton within 30 mile Professionally molded SY pine, all KD Pike Co., Summit, 601-684-4540. info & photo of cow. Rayville, LA, 318- driven, like the old Yazoo Big Wheel radius of Tylertown. Walthall Co., Ty- in shiplap, V-groove, bead board, cen- 417-3100, [email protected]. mowers, preferably running. Copiah lertown, 985-515-6655, ask for Brent. ter match & flooring, along with 1x12 Build 4 wire fence 85¢ per ft., 5 wire Co., Crystal Springs, 601-892-3619. siding, starting at 60¢ LF. Rankin Co., fence 95¢ per ft., also specialize in Catalpa pupae, start worms on your LIVESTOCK Star, 601-540-1185. patching fence. Smith Co., Taylors- John Deere GX345 lawn mower, run- catalpa trees, shipped 20 pupae per tub EQUIPMENT WANTED ville, 601-725-4132. ning or not. Montgomery Co., Vaiden, so you will have both male & female, 1x6 #2 white pine, V/G & beaded, 80¢ 662-392-4480, if no answer leave mes- $30 includes shipping. Madison Co., LF; Cypress beveled siding starting at Fence construction & repair, prices Used manual cattle headgate in good sage, I will return your call. Flora, 601-622-0412. 75¢ LF; Cypress lumber starting at start at 80¢ per foot & up, no charge condition. Grenada Co., Grenada, 662- $1.25 BF. Pike Co., McComb, 601-249- on corners, call today for free quote. Curries organic compost is great for 227-9161. TRUCKS, PARTS & 2936. Covington Co., Mt. Olive, 601-517- pastures & gardens, it contains natural ACCESSORIES WANTED minerals that enrich hay & vegetables, 1704. Longleaf pine lumber, 1x12x16- $12; POULTRY & FOWL WANTED analysis available, 40 lb. bags $8, liquid 1x10x16- $10; 1x8x16- $8; 2x6x18- available. Smith Co., Lorena, 601-507- Barbed/net wire, wood & pipe fence Seat for 1994 Chev. S-10 60/40 ext. $12; 2x8x18- $16; 2x10x18- $20. La- Rouen duck hens, near the coast or 3970. construction, corners & line post are cab. Copiah Co., Georgetown, 601- mar Co., Lumberton, 601-436-0124. driven or can be cemented, clearing Poplarville area. Hancock Co., Kiln, 954-9267. Broiler litter, $10 per ton plus ship- for new, remove old wire & patching. 228-493-2805. Cypress lumber, kiln dried, 4”-12” ping, delivery & spreading available Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601-668-7780. V-8 345 inch International motor. Mar- wide, 6’-16’ long, T&G V-groove $1 LF, anywhere. Covington Co., Seminary, Female peacock, a friend has a male & ion Co., Columbia, 601-441-5560. beveled siding 85¢ LF; Posts, 4”-16” 601-641-1100. FARM BUILDINGS wants a pair. Washington Co., Green- diameter, 4”-12” wide as well. Rankin ville, 662-378-9126. Chicken litter fertilize, 65 yard loads, Co., Star, 601-845-8600. & MATERIALS PROPERTY WANTED 25-30 tons per load, will deliver any- Geese for farm pond. Jackson Co., Cypress beams & lumber, starts at where, minimum price $550. Lamar 12 sheets of very light aluminum, Moss Point, 228-475-7146. Buy at least 30 acres & up, with some $1.10 BF. Leake Co., Carthage, 601- Co., Sumrall, 601-517-6699. 18” x 5’ long, $1 each. Oktibbeha Co., pasture for cows, in Reiniz, MS (Alcorn 209-0961. Starkville, 662-418-2432. Co.) or surrounding area, can have Chicken litter liquid compost, sold EQUIPMENT TRAILERS house/barn, rural. Albany, LA, 225- Wood-Mizer custom sawed lumber in 30 gallons $100, 275 gallon totes Used tin, 26’ long x 3’ wide, $33 per & WAGONS WANTED 567-9339. or will saw your logs (maximum size $1,000 or your own container $3.75 sheet, cash only. Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 30” x 20’) at my location. Rankin Co., per gal., great for hay & cropland. Car- 601-382-0091. Running Walker Foxhounds straight roll Co., Sidon, 662-453-8392. Brandon, 601-331-8490. 20’ or 22’ equipment trailer with or on bobcat, will not harm anything but without winch, 8-hole wheels, any Old rusty barn tin, approx. 20 sheets bobcats, need 3,000+ acres cutover to Custom sawing with Wood-Mizer, condition, I can fix it up. Leflore Co., Quality chicken litter, semi loads & 10’-12’ lengths, $8 each OBO you pick. hunt anywhere in Southeast. Louis spreader truck loads, prices based on starting 25¢ BF, sawn per your specifi- Itta Bena, 662-515-8376. Oktibbeha Co., Starkville, 662-312- Skinner, Neshoba Co., Union, 601- miles delivered, spreading available, cation, lumber also (cedar). Jones Co., 5643. 774-5256. prices starting at $150 spreader loads, Laurel, 601-433-8344. CONSTRUCTION $500 semi loads. Stone Co., Perkin- 12x24 tiny home with attached 12x8 ston, 601-762-5419. Custom sawing service, I will come to EQUIPMENT WANTED HUNTING, FISHING & your site & saw your logs with Wood- porch, 12x32 under roof, fully func- CAMPING WANTED Mizer sawmill, $185/1,000 BF. Stephen tional bathroom, kitchen with gas REMEMBER Prewitt, Webster Co., Eupora, 662- stove, refrigerator, sink, central H/A, Parts for Cat. D7-3T dozer & Koehring It’s FREE to advertise in the 258-2734. must be moved, $9,995. Hinds Co., Bantam C-450A excavator. Pike Co., Guns wanted, working or not. Pike Osyka, 601-873-1292. Mississippi Market Bulletin, Bolton, 601-850-2155. Co., Osyka, 601-248-6061, leave mes- Formans Portable Sawmill Service, I sage if no answer. the only requirement is have a Wood-Mizer LT70 & have been 1- 40’ x 450’ wood truss chicken house KG blade to fit Cat. D6D & Cat. D8K, you have to be a subscriber. sawing for 15 years, will be glad to ready to be taken down & moved, some please call again, I lost previous num- Smith & Wesson Revolver, older model www.msmarketbulletin.org discuss sawing for you. Franklin Co., storm damage, $3,000. Rankin Co., ber. Leake Co., Carthage, 662-528- 357 mag. model 60 or 66, snub nose, Meadville, 601-384-6727. Puckett, 601-988-7184. 0985. also 44 mag. model 29 or 629, 3” bar- Page 8 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN July 15, 2020 rel, must be great shape. Albany, LA, Dozer work, clearing, dirt work, drive- out, riding arena & round pen, $275 Young ISA Brown hens starting to lay, Narragansett turkeys, 4 months old, 225-567-9339. ways, certified septic & treatment per month plus feed cost, riding les- $35 each; ISA Brown younger birds & $30 each. Simpson Co., Braxton, 601- plant installer. Rankin Co., Brandon, sons available. Rankin Co., Brandon, chicks available, priced according to 331-8641. Used Evinrude outboard motor, 15, 18, 601-573-1787. 601-506-6183. age, NPIP certified. Hinds Co., Terry, 20, 25 HP, running & in good cond., 601-937-6645. 4 Blue Slate turkey gobblers, 2 months long shaft, price depends on size & Dozer & excavator work, GPS/laser old, $30 each. Simpson Co., Magee, condition. Pearl River Co., Carriere, grading, poultry pads, erosion control, SWAP & EXCHANGE Chickens: baby chicks, $3 each; 4 week 601-849-2597. 601-798-4666. roads & driveways, house & mobile old chicks, $6 each, several breeds to home pads, pond & lake construction All items listed in the this category choose from. Madison Co., Flora, 601- Speckled guineas, 1-2 months old, Hi Point 99STS carbine 9mm & Hi & repair. Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601- must be agricultural related. You 622-0412. will be having new ones all summer; Point 995TS 19 carbine 9mm. Metai- 668-7780. must swap and exchange an agricul- 1 month $3.50, older than 1 month tural item for an agricultural item. rie, LA, 504-228-4015. Baby chicks, $5; Pullet size roosters, $4.30. Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601- Dozer, dump truck, trackhoe, all types Only in-state residents are allowed $8, Rhode Island Red & Dominiques. 656-2947, ask for Billie. Buying fine antique firearms/military/ of tractor work & building demoli- to advertise within this category. Covington Co., Seminary, 601-408- old west collections, will travel to you, tion, deer camps, duck holes, home 1461. Young guineas, different ages & prices sites, driveways & ponds, serve all MS, licensed & insured, buy, sell & trade. 25’ fiberglass boat with hard top, in- to choose from, 1-4 months old, $10, licensed/insured. Tallahatchie Co., Free-range brown egg layers, laying Madison Co., Madison, 601-397-8054, board/outboard, trailer, $2,000 or swap $12 & $15 each depending on age. Jas- Charleston, 662-458-4021. X-Large to Jumbo eggs, $7 each for www.bgfinearms.com. for older Jeep or 1/2-ton pickup. Lau- per Co., Bay Springs, 601-764-3414. derdale Co., Toomsuba, 601-632-4268 1-9 or $5 for 10, taking pre-orders for Dump truck, single axle, hauling or 601-632-1884. pickup week of 7/20/20 only. Perry Co., Baby guineas, get them while they last, MISCELLANEOUS fill dirt, sand, topsoil, gravel, install Petal, 601-434-9081. $3. Tippah Co., Dumas, 662-587-7141. FARM WANTS concrete foundation pads & other New S-K tools, 3/8 - 1 1/4 end wrench- concrete needs in Rankin, Copiah & Chicks: pullets $5, straight run $4; es, #4116 1/2” socket set with pull han- Young guineas, different colors avail- Madison County. Hinds Co., Terry, Red Sex-Link pullets also available, 4 High back porcelain kitchen sink with dle & short ratchet, brand new, swap able, free-range, I don’t sell adult fe- 601-278-9483. months old, should be laying in 6-8 1 or 2 sinks & drain. Abita Springs, LA, for metric of same size. Coahoma Co., males alone, $6 & up depending on weeks, $16. DeSoto Co., Hernando, 985-888-6122. Lula, 662-902-1572. age. Simpson Co., Magee, 601-849- Excavator, dozer, backhoe, tractor, 901-619-9376. 2299. dump truck work, stump grinding, 12 ga. double barrel, Fox model B, side arm bush-hog, top soil, gravel & 2 3/4” & 3”, made early 1980s, 98% Golden Comet & Barred Rock pul- EMPLOYMENT sand, no job too small, free estimates. mint, $1,500 or swap for Smith & Wes- lets, 12 weeks old & up, $12 & up, no WATERFOWL Pike Co., Summit, 601-551-7042. Advertisements are accepted for son 44 mag., model 629 Backpacker. phone, contact Dannie Hostetler, 1331 agricultural work only. We do not ac- Albany, LA, 225-567-9339. Topsy Road, Randolph, MS 38864. Rouen ducks, $6 & up. Hinds Co., Ter- Forestry consulting, timber sales, cept advertisements for housework, Pontotoc County. ry, 601-882-7389. market your timber to obtain you top nursing or companionship needs. 1994 Massey Ferguson 231 tractor, dollar, L. Lamar Bullen, Registered Only in-state residents are allowed $4,000 or swap for a boat. Scott Co., Game chickens, Morgan Whitehackel Rouen ducks, 10 months old, $30/pair. Forester. Adams Co., Natchez, 601- to advertise within this category. Morton, 601-479-7464. & Johnny Jumper Kelso, $50 & up. Simpson Co., Braxton, 601-331-8641. 431-8022. Email: lamarbullen@hot- Scott Co., Morton, 601-537-3204. mail.com. Yazoo self-propelled lawn mower, used Welsh Harlequin, Khaki Campbell & FARM HELP WANTED to mower around chicken houses, White Leghorn, Brown Leghorn, Mallard ducklings, $6-$20 depending Forestry mulching, regain your prop- needs carburetor work, $200 or swap Rhode Island Red, Silverlaced Wyan- on size. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, erty, underbrush clearing, fire & for 22 auto. rifle. Jasper Co., Bay dottes, Black Sex-Link, Red Sex-Link, 601-795-6397. Caretaker needed for home & land in shooting lanes, fence row clearing, Springs, 601-670-5830. Barred Rock & Yellow Buff Orpington Madison County, tasks include tractor statewide, new equipment, add value pullets, $5-$9. Montgomery Co., Duck White French Muscovy ducks, large, work, gardening, lawn maintenance, to property. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601- 2018 Polaris RZR 900S, with new Hill, 662-614-6140. gentle & quiet breed, excellent for irrigation, general home maintenance 278-7735. & errands, travel required. Madison, winch, new rims & tires, snorkeled, meat & eggs, $8 each. Stone Co., Per- swap for 2008 or newer boat. Amite 601-933-4650, ask for Diane Melohn. Pond leaking, seeping, or refusing to DOMESTIC BIRDS kinston, 601-528-4094. Co., Smithdale, 601-300-0501. hold water? I have a Patent Pending Need help with maintenance, yard 100% safe fix & no need to drain your Young peacocks, Pied, India Blue & Flying Mallard ducks, 1 day old, $5 work & miscellaneous. Simpson Co., pond or lake. Wayne Co., Waynesboro, White available, state NPIP certified, each. Marion Co., Sandy Hook, 601- Magee, 601-849-2299. 601-410-7222. POULTRY & FOWL $35 each. Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662- 620-6778. Any poultry & fowl advertised in this 983-3266. Mallard, Pekin & Cayuga ducks, $8 Problems with your small engines? category must be raised on your farm. FARM WORK WANTED Peachicks, born 6/10/20, India Blue if you are looking for an experienced Individuals who are a dealer, buyer, each; Chinese, Embden & Mixed geese, person to repair them, call or message & Black Shoulder available, unsexed, $20. Newton Co., Newton, 601-507- Bush-hogging, front end loader work, seller or business person engaged in me. Union Co., Etta, 901-606-8892. $25. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- 5751. tilling, disk your fields & smooth your trade are not allowed to advertise. Only in-state residents are allowed 498-8098. driveways, summer & fall gardens, Sharpening work, large & small clip- to advertise within this category. African gander goose, $25. Carroll Co., food plots, in Rankin, Hinds, Madison per blades, shears, all knives, small Peafowl chicks, $50. Jackson Co., Van- Carrollton, 662-455-5311. & Simpson County. Rankin Co., Flor- farm equipment & repair of all animal cleave, 228-219-5081. ence, 601-940-1729. clippers, small/large jobs accepted. CHICKENS EGGS Amite Co., Liberty, 601-657-2277. 6 parakeets, 2 pair, 2 females born Chair caning/weaving, I do all types, November 2019, rolling cage 54” tall Rhode Island Red & Black Australorp Georgia Giant quail eggs, 50¢ each, fix up your old chairs & rockers, text Stump & tree removal, fully insured, also included, complete setup, $225. laying hens, young, $35; Rhode Island 500 for 45¢ each, 1,000 for 40¢ each. picture for price. Mike Owens, Hinds have dump trucks, bucket trucks, bob- Rankin Co., Braxton, 601-397-4957. Red, Black Australorp & Silver Laced Scott Co., Morton, 601-668-3742, Co., Jackson, 601-906-9416. cats, stump grinders, serving south- Wyandotte chicks, $5 & up depending Homing pigeons, $20 each. Lee Co., email: [email protected]. west MS for 10 years, any tree, any on age. Franklin Co., Meadville, 601- Chair caning, all styles, chair restora- Shannon, 662-767-8851. stump, gone today. Walthall Co., Tyler- 384-2334. tion & repair, see examples at Wilson’s town, 601-248-9399. POULTRY & FOWL Weaving & Whittling on Facebook, PB Delaware & Delaware/Barred Rock GAME BIRDS SUPPLIES featured on HGTV Hometown. Union Tractor work, lot clearing, backhoe, chicks, state NPIP certified, $3 each. Co., Myrtle, 662-296-7777. French drains, free estimates. Rankin Calhoun Co., Bruce, 662-983-3266. Coturnix quail, 3 days old, $1; Bob- Co., Brandon, 601-750-9598. white quail, $1-$5 depending on size. 2 laying nests with 4 nests each, $75 Desiring occupation as a ranch, home Rhode Island Red & Buff Orpington Pearl River Co., Poplarville, 601-795- each, 4 nests. Rankin Co., Brandon, or estate, head caretaker, looking after Tree removal (large or small), stump pullets, ready to lay, $20 each. Madison 6397. 601-942-2085. basic needs, overall functions & spot grinding, storm/debris cleanup, free Co., Pickens, 601-953-5831. checks as needed, part-time or full, de- estimates, quality work, reasonable Day old quail chicks, Georgia Gi- Aluminum chicken feeder, paid $200, pending. Pearl River Co., Poplarville, prices. Leake Co., Walnut Grove, 601- 3 Barred Rock roosters & 1 Golden Se- ants, $1 each, also have Georgia asking $55. Lauderdale Co., Lauder- 985-750-4462. 604-9701. bright Bantam rooster, 3 months old, Giant/Bobwhite flight birds. Scott dale, 601-479-5422. $10 each. Simpson Co., Harrisville, Co., Morton, 601-668-3742, email: Dirt work, driveways, front end loader LIVESTOCK 601-213-6710. [email protected]. Quail equipment: Natureform humidi- work, disk your food plots, gardens & stat, $300; Quail transport coops, $30; bush-hogging, in Attala, Holmes, Car- BOARDING & HANDLING Variety of chicks that grow to be big Coturnix quail (Meat Maker & A&M Feeders, 22 lbs. $10, 12 lbs. $5; Wa- roll, Montgomery, Choctaw, Winston, chickens, $3; Silkie chicks also avail- White), $1 & up depending on age. terers, 8’ Ziggity nipple, $5; Tek-Trol Neshoba, Leake, Madison Counties. At- Horse boarding in Brandon/Reservoir able, all colors, $3. Pearl River Co., Pearl River Co., Picayune, 601-590- Aerosol Disinfectant, $6. Pearl River tala Co., French Camp, 662-739-7044. area with pasture, large stalls, turn Poplarville, 601-795-6397. 6517. Co., Poplarville, 601-795-4997. July 15, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 9

6’- $280, screws & bolts, cup holder & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Ferguson TO-30, ‘53 model, 4 speed, JD 2950, with 148 front end loader, FARM HOME chains with all. Humphreys Co., Isola, good rubber all around, new clutch, 3,200 hrs., 7’ JD rotary cutter, new 662-962-4384. new carburetor, runs very well, photos cond., $25,000 firm. Webster Co., MISCELLANEOUS Wurlitzer piano, spinet with bench, available, $2,750 OBO. Hinds Co., Ray- Mathiston, 662-263-6596. Cypress swings, rocking chairs & glid- cherry, very good cond., $325. Hinds mond, 601-259-6810.

All items listed in this category ers, quality made with glue, screws Co., Clinton, 601-922-9638. JD 720, 2 cyl. Poppin’ John, runs on must be farm/agriculture related. & bolts, chains included, $140 & up. Ford 340, with loader & 84” bucket, propane, $4,200. Lawrence Co., Son- Dealers, brokers or businesses are Rankin Co., Florence, 601-845-0767. MISCELLANEOUS fluid drive, no PTO, good solid tractor, tag, 601-587-4971. not allowed to advertise. Only in- HOME ITEMS $5,500. Jones Co., Heidelberg, 601- state residents are allowed to adver- Chair caning, all styles, chair restora- 498-7815. JD 5075E, ‘17 model, 4x4, with H240 tise within this category. tion & repair, see examples at Wilson’s Frigidaire electric stove, good cond., loader, canopy, barn kept, like new, Ford 4000, with front blade, made by Weaving & Whittling on Facebook, everything works, $150; Rondiron bar photos available, $27,000. Jackson Ford, good paint, always been in shed, featured on HGTV Hometown. Union stools, good cond., 2 for $75. Newton Co., Vancleave, 228-219-4450, call for ANTIQUES & FURNITURE gas eng., 4 speed, like new, good farm Co., Myrtle, 662-296-7777. Co., Decatur, 601-635-3569, call after photos. tractor, $4,500. Grenada Co., Grenada, Red Wing Capistrano divided vegetable 7 p.m. 662-515-4030. serving bowl, hand painted, perfect Chair caning/weaving, I do all types, JD 4250, ‘89 model, 4x4, 6,900 hours fix up your old chairs & rockers, text Complete sets of National Geographic & rising, regular use, very nice tractor, condition, 2 piece dish set, call for Ford Industrial, older model, gas eng., picture for price. Mike Owens, Hinds magazines (1991-2003), missing No- pictures available, $32,500 OBO. Law- pictures, $50 OBO. Jackson Co., Van- no power steering, hitch or PTO, with Co., Jackson, 601-906-9416. vember 1996 & December 1998, $150. rence Co., Monticello, 601-341-0984, cleave, 228-324-3883. front boom about 15’ long, 2 cylinders Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, 601-835- call or text. each side, raises 20’, $1,600. Yazoo Co., China cabinet, table & 6 chairs, 2 cap- 9629. FIREPLACE Yazoo City, 662-820-1161. tain chairs, leaf, asking $800 OBO; 3 JD 60’s, 1 runs, the other 2 are for INSERTS & HEATERS 2 Jameson Splice King TallXL latex parts, wide front end, tanks, lots of China set, less 1 plate, $200, cash. Ford Super Dexta, ‘46 model, with 5’ pillow tops, made exclusively for Mar- parts, $3,800. Panola Co., Como, Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-825-5633, disk, 5’ cultv., 5’ grader, 5’ rotary cut- riott, still in box, ideal for dorm, sold 901-652-1687, leave message, name & leave message if no answer. H2 Hardy heater, good cond., $2,500 ter, $5,500; IH 1486, ‘80 model, with new $2,000 asking $150 each piece. phone number. OBO. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-319-4428. 14’ Amco disk, $16,500. Jones Co., El- Ashley dinning room table with 6 Pearl River Co., Picayune, 985-590- lisville, 601-577-4894. chairs, 8’ with leaf, great shape, $2,000 Attala brand fireplace insert, excellent 8411. Kubota L3750, in good cond., $3,500 new, asking $450. Lauderdale Co., Me- cond., exterior 45” wide x 26.5” high x OBO. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-927- 1 set of left hand golf clubs, $25; 6 1/2’ IH Cub, good yellow/white paint, in ridian, 601-481-3988. 25” deep, interior 24” wide x 22” deep, 8288. Christmas tree in box, $15; 19” older good cond., good rubber, with belly $500. Yazoo Co., Vaughan, 662-571- mower, disk, cultvs., middle buster, Light colored sofa, large floral pattern TV, $20; Wood TV stand, $20; Coffee Kubota L3830, ‘04 model, 4x4, 1,900 9950. turning plow, grader blade, $4,000 with sewn accent, 6 cushions, 2 throw table, $10. Lauderdale Co., Meridian, hrs., shuttle shift, good tires, brakes OBO. Oktibbeha Co., Starkville, 662- pillows, 84” long, Hickory Hill brand, 601-485-7210. FIREWOOD & KINDLING 312-5643. & lift, power steering, good cond., used little, excellent cond., in storage, $8,800. Clarke Co., Quitman, 601-479- Outdoor Gourmet 5 burner gas flat top $225. Madison Co., Gluckstadt, 601- IH 140, all equipment in great running 0491. Kindling pine split in 5 gallon buckets, grill, includes gas tank & cover, used 856-1882. order, can send pictures, $4,700. New- $25 each. Adams Co., Natchez, 601- once, all like new, $325. Rankin Co., ton Co., Newton, 601-683-3538, leave Kubota L2350, 23 HP, 4x4, with box Small sofa & matching chair, color 493-4305. Pearl, 601-936-3537. message. blade, disk & 18’ trailer, $6,500. War- brown, $200. Simpson Co., Menden- ren Co., Vicksburg, 601-218-7876. Split oak 20”-24”, half cord picked up R22 refrigerant new 30 lb. drum, never hall, 601-594-0763. IH 674, with Farm Hand loader & $150, full cord picked up $300, half used, has seal over valve, $275. Pike bucket, 4,325 hrs., 65 HP, factory pow- Kubota L3400, 4WD, 326 hrs., with Antique buffet & China cabinet, 1921 Co., McComb, 601-684-5549. cord delivered $175, full cord $350, er steering, good tires & paint, looks, backhoe, front end loader, rotary cut- “Tiger” in very good cond., $300 each 16”-19” also available. Rankin Co., runs & works good, $6,500. Clay Co., ter, post hole digger, box blade, til- piece. Lee Co., Plantersville, 662-213- Richland, 601-405-4440. West Point, 662-295-2329. ler, rower, $20,000 OBO. Lincoln Co., 5674. FIELD EQUIPMENT Bogue Chitto, 504-400-7928.

Large pile of pine stumps, starting at All equipment listed in this cat- IH 184, for parts or fix it, $600 OBO. 14” cast iron dinner bell, heavy, $100. $100. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601- egory must be offered for sale by Walthall Co., Jayess, 601-695-7235. MF 50, diesel, power steering, rebuilt Adams Co., Natchez, 601-431-0010. 876-3299. persons actually engaged in farm- engine, injector pump, starter & gen- ing and must have been used on IH 1466, with cab, rear backhoe & set erator, new tires, gauges, paint, hoses, COOKBOOKS & RECIPES GOURDS their farm in agricultural pursuits. of duals, $8,000. DeSoto Co., Lake Cor- seat, lights, wiring, lights & steering No commercial, businesses or morant, 901-262-3143. wheel, $7,000. Webster Co., Eupora, “Ethel Baptist Church Cookbook” Gourds for sale at farm, purple mar- dealers are allowed to advertise. 662-275-7119. with over 800 recipes. Send $15 check JD 4310, 31 HP, shed kept, 4WD, no tin gourds $2 each, painted & ready Equipment bought by farm- to Cookbook, 2805 Attala Road 5217, loader, $10,500. Pike Co., Summit, to hang $5 each, huge arts & crafts ers for resale purposes are not MF 231, ‘94 model, $4,000 or trade for Ethel, MS 39067. Attala Co., 662-674- 601-341-7874. gourds $3 each. Prentiss Co., Boonev- eligible for this free advertising. a boat. Scott Co., Morton, 601-479- 5621. Only in-state residents are allowed ille, 662-728-7605. 7464. to advertise within this category. JD 2840, with dual remotes & canopy, CRAFTS & WOODWORK in good cond., runs out perfect, $7,900. For sale or barter several different MF 240, ‘94 model, 46 HP, 2WD, good Madison Co., Canton, 601-937-1107. cond., $7,500 cash only. Forrest Co., Quality cypress swings, assembled types of gourds, prices are $3 & up. TRACTORS Carnes, 601-270-7596. with screws & bolts, 4’- $180, 5’- $215, Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-540-0388, JD 3350, 4x4, cab/air, 100 HP, 6 cyl., 2 call or text. 6’- $235; Rocking chairs $295 & up; Case IH 895, with canopy, 2 valves, hydraulic outlets, good tires, air blows MF 283, factory power steering, 4,290 Farms tables, $395 & up, pictures 1,450 hrs., $12,500; IH 856, with load- cold, everything works & in excellent hrs., new rear tires, good paint & seat, available. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-637- SEWING & FABRICS er, clean & straight, $7,750. Madison cond., $20,000. Rankin Co., Puckett, live PTO, looks, runs & works good, 6’ 6645. Co., Madison, 662-417-9176. 601-573-5450. rotary cutter, $5,800. Clay Co., West Drapery & quilting business equip- Point, 662-494-2328. Cypress swings starting at $149; JD 4020, diesel, power shift, 2 SUV hy- ment for sale, industrial sewing ma- Farmall Super A & Farmall Cub, will Gliders starting at $249; Cypress, draulics, 3 step mount, good running chine assorted feet, quilting machine, need some repairs, $4,500. Covington MF 175, diesel, 75 HP, multi-power cedar & oak rockers starting at $159, tractor, selling due to health reasons, hemmer machine, quilting frame, Co., Seminary, 601-520-2700. trans., rear hydraulics, power steering, cypress tables made on order. Pike Co., $8,000. Stone Co., Lumberton, 601- quilt machine, $4,000. Pearl River Co., runs excellent, poor rear tires, $4,300; McComb, 601-249-2936. Farmall 140, ‘76 model, 12-volt system, 928-2389. Carriere, 601-590-3401, text. Ford 3000, diesel, bad motor, not run- good oil pressure, cultvs., & drawbar, Sinker cypress Deacon’s bench, hand- one owner before I purchased, due to JD 5101E, 4WD, with cab & loader, ning, $1,100; Union Co., New Albany, Quilt tops, $40/up; Quilts, $90/up; crafted replica template of 1860s Civil COPD I have to sell it, $4,500. Ponto- 1,700 hrs., still in use, ready to work, 662-312-9144. Baby blankets/quilts, $10/up; Wood War era design, 51” long x 35” high x toc Co., Shannon, 662-871-4385. $43,500. Madison Co., Canton, 601- 20” deep, $300. Pearl River Co., Pop- frame steel rail bed, Imperial Sleep 937-1107. NH TL70, ‘99 model, 4x4, with 2446 larville, 985-750-4462. Master box springs/mattress, 54”x75”, Farmall Super A, ‘51 model, with disc loader, cab/air, little over 1,900 hrs., $250. Jasper Co., Rose Hill, 601-727- hillers & cultvs., $2,000 negotiable/ JD 6403, 4WD, cab/air, dual outlets, comes with new planter, $21,000. Porch swings, cherry, cypress & oak 7232. trade. Neshoba Co., Philadelphia, 601- 1,550 hrs., 542 loader with bucket, Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601-303- with cup holder, assembled with 416-7525. spear & pallet forks, $30,000. Calhoun 5369. screws & bolts, also rocking chairs, Janome Horizon 7700 QCP swing ma- Co., Calhoun City, 662-628-5375. $150, pick up only. Jefferson Davis Co., chine, 250 stitches, 11” work space, Farmall Cubs, $750 & up; A’s & Super NH TS110, with M646 loader, hay Bassfield, 601-943-6781. automatic tension, needle up down, A’s, $500 & up; 140’s, $3,000 & up; 200 JD 2030, 4 cyl. diesel, good paint, no spear, bucket has auger - used to feed knee lift, auto thread cutter, includes $1,250; Complete restored EarthMas- oil usage, good hydraulics, new front/ cattle, 3,876 hrs., dual exterior hy- Cypress swings, 4’- $155, 5’- $165, Janome table, $500 OBO. Rankin Co., ter, $4,500 OBO. Lowndes Co., Caledo- rear tires, $6,000 OBO. Oktibbeha Co., draulics, excellent tractor, $34,500. 6’- $175; Gliders, 4’- $250, 5’- $260, Brandon, 601-573-1259. nia, 662-574-0093. Starkville, 662-312-5643. Chickasaw Co., Houlka, 662-891-0907. Page 10 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN July 15, 2020

NH TC55DA, ‘06 model, EHSS, 4WD, PLANTING & TILLAGE tilize side dresser, $500. Lowndes Co., 2- 12.4 x 28 turf type rear tractor tires, NH 570 square baler, like new cond., 1,900 hrs., good cond., $14,000. Scott Caledonia, 662-574-0093. good tread, some weather checking only about 2,500 bales through Co., Lake, 601-924-3761. but good cond., $150. Oktibbeha Co., machine, $9,000. Oktibbeha Co., 12’ Tufline disk with hydraulic cylin- 10’ McKee field cultv., 4-row of 5-tines, Starkville, 662-386-4509. Starkville, 662-418-7411, if no answer NH Workmaster, ‘17 model, 50 HP, der & hoses, fair blades, have some 3PH, good cond., $800. Yazoo Co., Ya- leave voicemail or text, I’ll return your extra blades to go with it, $1,500; 12’ only 145 hrs., 4WD, with front end zoo City, 662-820-1161. call. Burch drag type section harrow, $500. OTHER AG IMPLEMENTS loader & bucket, metal canopy, selling Tippah Co., Ripley, 256-366-2530. 14’ JD 110 disk, $2,000; 10’ JD disk, NH 688 round baler, 540 PTO, very due to health reasons, $22,000. Pon- 3PH hydraulic lift, $225. Tallahatchie $1,300; 4-row do-all, $1,600; Burch good cond., field ready, $6,500. Madi- totoc Co., Thaxton, 662-488-5252, no JD 2-bottom turning plow, very nice, Co., Oakland, 662-647-8956. 2-row planter, $850; 2-row hipper, son Co., Canton, 601-720-4493. texts. 3PH, both cutters & back wheel are $450; 14’ section harrow, folds up, complete, field ready, $400. Calhoun Howse pallet fork that hooks onto 3PH, NH 851 chain round baler, working NH TT55, ‘06 model, new clutch in- $300. Calhoun Co., Vardaman, 662- Co., Bruce, 662-414-8551. $250. Rankin Co., Lena, 601-946-3303. cond., several important new parts, stalled by dealer, good tractor, not beat 983-4774. $2,200. Scott Co., Forest, 601-507- up, nice, approx. 900 hrs., $11,000. Terra-Till 8-row buster, $6,000; W&A 12” trenching bucket for long back- 3563. Carroll Co., Carrollton, 662-417-5867. 8-row hipper with Orthman folding Amco 4-row hippers, heavy duty, in hoe, $50. Yazoo Co., Yazoo City, 662- good cond., $800. Pontotoc Co., Pon- markers, $4,000. Yazoo Co., Benton, 820-1161. NH BR780 round baler, bought new, totoc, 662-760-6729. Yamaha YM1510, in good cond., 414 662-571-5414. barn kept, field ready, retired farmer, hrs., used in garden, $2,700 negotia- HAY & FORAGE pictures available, Copiah Co., Crystal ble. Lee Co., Mooreville, 662-842-3396. 6’ disk & 4-row cultvs., $700; 2-row PICKERS & HARVESTERS Springs, 601-906-2359. turning plow & cultv., $500 each; EQUIPMENT CUTTERS & MOWERS 4-row turning plow & 12’ JD disk, JD 9770 STS combine, ‘08 model, 360 Vermeer 505 L round baler, electric tie, $1,200 each. Covington Co., Collins, HP, 4WD, chopper, wide singles, shed- AerWay 10’ pull type aerator, new hy- ready to bale, stored in barn when not 601-477-5458. draulic cylinders & hydraulic lines, in use, $5,200. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- 5’ Bush Hog SQ160 rotary cutter, ded, in excellent cond., $70,000. Amite has 4 tires on rear with 2 weight boxes, 498-3809. $450. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, Co., Smithdale, 601-249-9545. JD middle buster, like new, $475 OBO. $9,950. Jackson Co., Ocean Springs, 601-506-7137. Grenada Co., Gore Springs, 662-226- New Idea 2-row corn picker with 2 228-348-1565. Vermeer 605C round baler, always 9465. shedded, good mechanical cond., 5’ Big Bee finishing mower, in fair gathering trailers & JD 4-row corn Hay fork, 3PH, shop made, $200. Win- $2,000. Winston Co., Preston, 662- cond., not needed anymore, needs 6’ disk, in good cond., heavy duty, planter, $6,000 for all. Lawrence Co., ston Co., Louisville, 662-773-7570. 803-0517. main drive belt, $300 cash only. Ne- $600. Yazoo Co., Benton, 601-416- Silver Creek, 601-695-2027. shoba Co., Union, 601-917-2612. 6861. Hay lift, 3PH scissor lift, $300. Win- Vicon Fanex 523T hay tedder, 4- SPRAYERS & SPREADERS ston Co., Louisville, 662-803-2118. basket, hydraulic fold, field ready, 6’ Big Bee Agra X rotary cutter with Covington 1-row planter, cultv., fertil- $2,100. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601- izer distributor, excellent cond., $995. stump jumper, like new, $1,150. Clay 15’ weed wiper, mounts to front end IH 5’ disc mower with new blades, 876-5102, leave message. Attala Co., McCool, 601-527-1929. Co., West Point, 662-494-2328. loader, $500. Lawrence Co., Monticel- homemade skirt from tarp, great for lo, 601-587-2257. 8-row roller, in good cond., field ready, ditches & ponds, will load, $1,000. 72” Woods rear mount finishing mow- Hinds Co., Utica, 601-946-4758. TRAILERS, TRUCKS er, purchased in 2004, $1,000. Monroe $1,500. Humphreys Co., Isola, 662- 50’ 3PH hydraulic spray boom, $750; 836-7299. Co., Aberdeen, 662-436-7474, leave IH 575 manure spreader with slop JD 285 disc mower, in great cond., & MACHINERY message if interested. gate, excellent cond., $5,000. Walthall shed kept, 10’ 2” cutter, $6,750 OBO. JD 2-row planter, 3PH, $550. Winston No commercial, businesses or deal- Co., Louisville, 662-803-2118. Co., Tylertown, 601-876-5530. Clay Co., Prairie, 662-574-0083, call 10’ JD 1008 offset rotary cutter, 1000 ers are allowed to advertise. Trailers, or text. Trucks and Machinery bought by PTO, $1,500. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, Lely fertilizer distributor, 3PH, 600 Middle buster plow, new, 3PH, $175. individuals for resale purposes are 601-757-6789. lbs. capacity, no rust, good condition JD 350 7’ sickle bar hay mower, wobble Oktibbeha Co., Starkville, 662-769- not eligible for this free advertising. metal hopper, $475. Newton Co., De- box drive, real good cond., $750. Cal- 4221. Only in-state residents are allowed 15’ batwing rotary cutter, in good catur, 601-504-1066. houn Co., Vardaman, 662-567-4188. to advertise within this category. cond., $2,500. Webster Co., Maben, 3PH 5-knife subsoiler, heavy duty, 662-263-7744. $250; 12’ 3PH field cultv., $150. Adams Kenworth spreader truck, $23,500. JD 468 wide row round baler, 6,800 Co., Natchez, 601-807-3906. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 985-515- bales baled, JD dealer in Summit, MS UTILITY & EQUIPMENT NH 914A belly mower with new belt, 6655. went through it & replaced bearings & $1,800. Webster Co., Mantee, 662-542- 2 KBH rigs, $9,000 or $4,500 each. tighten belts, $18,000. Adams Co., Nat- TRAILERS 8409. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 985-515- AG TRAILERS & CARTS chez, 601-807-3906. 6655. 6’ x 4’ trailer with tailgate & lights, JD 535 round baler, $8,000; Vermeer in very good cond., $375. Copiah Co., Hardee SH-360-CO hydraulic ditch 500 gal. water trailer, plastic tank, dual JD 285 6-row disk, hydraulic fold, 605 round baler, $3,500. Walthall Co., Crystal Springs, 601-209-6200. bank cutter, $3,000. Walthall Co., Ty- axle, 2- 5 HP pumps, all hoses, 13’ long heavy duty, $1,500. Madison Co., Can- Tylertown, 601-876-3275 or 985-515- lertown, 601-876-5530. x 70” wide, well made trailer, $1,400. ton, 6091-937-0672. 5817. 10’ x 5’ trailer with loading ramp, with Panola Co., Sardis, 662-561-6324. Mule drawn mower, workable, $250. new tires, new spare tire & rim avail- 12.5’ IH 480 disk, field ready, $2,500; Kuhn GA4220TH gyro rake, like new able, trailer $600, optional new spare Hinds Co., Raymond, 601-940-7733. CrustBuster 1075 grain cart with new 12’ IH 470 disk, all new bearings, cond., can’t beat it for small square & tire $65. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601- tires & new tarp, $17,500. Walthall $2,750; 7’ Bush Hog disk, 24” blades, baling, $6,000. Lincoln Co., Brookhav- 842-4744. GRADERS & BLADES Co., Tylertown, 985-515-6655. 10” spacing, $3,500. Madison Co., en, 601-320-0685. Camden, 601-937-3032. 10’ x 5’ 5” new utility trailer, wood Brandt 650 bushel grain cart, in good 6’ grader blade, 3PH, $275. Grenada Kuhn GF5001 hay tedder, pull type, 4 floor, 2” hitch, 4’ tailgate, also 2020 cond., $3,500. Madison Co., Camden, Co., Gore Springs, 662-226-9465. 26’ 5” JD 637 fold up disk, completely rotors with hydraulic fold, good cond., Bennche side-by-side, camo color, rebuilt, new blades - 22” on front & 21” 601-937-3032. $4,000. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, dump bed, 2 winches, all for $10,000 on rear, new bearing, hoses & tires, 6’ 3-way grader blade, 3PH, heavy duty, 601-941-5218. cash. Rankin Co., Pearl, 601-405-5233. excellent cond., $275. Hinds Co., Ray- $10,500. Sunflower Co., Tutwiler, 662- A&L 450 grain cart with roll tarp, shedded, in excellent cond., $3,500. mond, 601-940-7733. 515-3548. Kuhn GMD 800 GII HD disc mower, 13’ x 70” 500 gal. water trailer, plastic Amite Co., Smithdale, 601-249-9545. tank, dual axle, 2- 5 HP pumps, all hos- in good cond., pictures upon request, 2005 JD 7340 planter, 8-row bar with es, well made trailer, $1,400. Panola 6’ box blade, heavy duty, in excellent $3,500. Madison Co., Flora, 601-879- 15 units, 20” row spacing, hydraulic 2- 40’ x 10’ tarps, $100 each; 1- 25’ x Co., Sardis, 662-561-6324. cond., no rust, used very little, stored, 8800. row markers non-folding, field ready, 12’ tarp, $50. Attala Co., McCool, 601- $495. Newton Co., Decatur, 601-504- $8,750. Madison Co., Canton, 601-594- 582-5999. 14’ x 6’ 10” brand new utility trailer, 1066. MF 17’ hydraulic fluffer, excellent 7718. single axle, with front 5’ side gate & cond., $6,000; 2 MF round balers, 5x6 16” trailer tires, 7 in total, good treads, rear gate, has ability to load 4-wheel- 10’ Bush Hog blade, 3PH, hydraulic bales, 1 string tie & 1 mesh wrap, with 6’ 3PH disk, sealed bearings, $450. $175 for all. Harrison Co., Gulfport, ers, zero-turns, go-karts, etc., $1,575. swing & tilt, heavy duty, good cond., monitors, $10,000 each, photos avail- Hinds Co., Raymond, 601-940-7733. 228-297-0990. Holmes Co., Lexington, 662-299-8080. $1,100. Calhoun Co., Vardaman, 662- able. Marion Co., Hattiesburg, 601- 567-4188. 310-0040. 8’ Howse disk, 3PH, good bearings & AG PARTS & TIRES 16’ fully enclosed trailer, fair cond., blades, $1,400 cash; 14’ Oliver disk, $1,500 OBO. Pontotoc Co., Pontotoc, 3PH dirt scoop, excellent cond., $300. new blades, hoses & cyl., $3,000 cash; MF 124 square baler, baled hay this 662-760-6729. Lauderdale Co., Toomsuba, 601-480- 7-shank renovator, $500 cash. Walthall Buggy style shade canopy for tractor, year, $3,800; Hay & corn elevator, 25’ 2220. Co., Tylertown, 601-303-5369. mounts on fenders, 1 year old, can text long, PTO driven, $1,700; Allis-Chalm- 20’ + 5’ pintle hitch trailer, ‘17 mod- photo, $60. Clarke Co., Pachuta, 601- ers roto baler, bales small round bales, el, 2- 15,000 lb. air brake axles, LED Dirt pan, $3,000; Box blade, $500. Cov- Complete set of Super A planters, ex- 776-9288, leave message if call before $2,000. Tippah Co., Ripley, 256-366- lights, Hutch suspension, $7,000. Pike ington Co., Collins, 601-477-5458. cept fertilize hopper, $400; Good fer- 6 p.m. 2530. Co., Summit, 601-551-7042. July 15, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 11

20’ x 7’ car hauler trailer, ‘17 model, Ford F-250 ‘15, Super Duty, reg. cab, LWB wide bed topper, free. Adams Co., tight machine, ready to work, $70,000. LAWN & GARDEN 7,000 lb. axles, ready to go, new tires & 88K miles, 2 1/2 year full bumper to Washington, 601-597-3360. Noxubee Co., Macon, 662-361-1665. ramps, pictures upon request, $2,000. bumper warranty, excellent cond., EQUIPMENT Copiah Co., Hazlehurst, 601-954-0161. $16,000. Yalobusha Co., Water Valley, Front & rear bumpers for 2018 Dodge 1996 Cat. D6H, open station, hydrostatic steering, runs great, less than 662-714-6902. 3500 Longhorn, $750. Pike Co., Sum- Yard Machine tiller, 6 HP, looks like 21’ x 8’ flatbed trailer, 2”x6” treated 300 hours on all new Cat. undercar- mit, 601-551-7042. new, used 2 seasons about 20 hrs., floor, 1-ton rear end, bumper pull, Ford F-250, ‘06, XLT, Super Duty, ext. riage, $40,000. Rankin Co., Puckett, needs transmission work, $200. $1,200. Tishomingo Co., Burnsville, cab, 4x4 Off Road White 6.0 Power Chrome bull bar with fog lights, 601-573-5450. Rankin Co., Flowood, 601-927-6489. 662-427-9344. Stroke V-8 diesel, auto., only 197K chrome bed rails for 2012 Chev.Sil- verado ext. cab, $350. Yazoo Co., 2014 JD 450J bulldozer, 2,152 hrs., miles, $9,700 OBO. Leake Co., Car- Exmark Lazer Z Triton 46 commercial 27’ all metal trailer with 3 axles, Vaughan, 601-502-6714. excellent cond., screens & root rake thage, 601-826-6974. grade, 19 HP Kawasaki engine, 260 $1,200. Copiah Co., Utica, 601-695- included, $60,000. Lauderdale Co., hrs., $3,500. Rankin Co., Brandon, 9021. GMC K2500 HD ‘91, 4x4, 350 4 speed, 2 used tires, Goform Classic GTO LT Meridian, 601-479-1267. 601-519-2359. cold A/C, everything works, 166K 245/70R17, $50 both. Marion Co., Co- 30’ x 8’ 4” gooseneck trailer, in good miles, good cond., $3,500. Lincoln Co., lumbia, 601-441-2145. D6C dozer, power shift, 4-way blade, cond., $3,500. Carroll Co., Coila, 662- good undercarriage, $25,000. Stone Garden tractor, 8 HP B&S engine, Brookhaven, 601-835-3040, call after 7 disk, cultv., turning plow, walk behind, 515-2565 or 601-826-3755. p.m. or leave message. Silver aluminum 63” low profile cross Co., Wiggins, 601-928-8150. $300. Lee Co., Shannon, 662-401- bed toolbox, $150; Tri-fold bed cover 2360. 53’ Utility reefer trailer, ‘00 model, Nissan Frontier ‘05, 208K miles, V-6, used on 2012 F-150 & 2019 F-150, International TD14A dozer, not run- $7,500. Rankin Co., Richland, 601- auto., good farm or hunting truck, good cond., $485 cash, pictures avail- ning, for parts or to restore, $2,200. 2008 Kubota ZD326 commercial mow- 939-3104. strong motor & trans., $3,000. able. Newton Co., Decatur, 601-917- Lauderdale Co., Meridian, 601-681- er, garage kept, diesel, 60” hydraulic Lowndes Co., Artesia, 662-418-7411, 7034. 4495. 16” trailer tires, 7 in total, good treads, deck, very clean, $6,950. Neshoba Co., call or text, leave voice mail if no an- $175 for all. Harrison Co., Gulfport, Cat. D8K, hydraulic tilt blade, C-frame Union, 601-774-8071. swer. Set of 5- 2017 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 228-297-0990. Hardrock wheels & tires, chrome/ KG, $42,500; Reynolds 8 yard pan, New Holland 914A belly mower with Ram 2500 ‘12, 4x4, reg. cab, 8’ bed, 5.7 black in color, 4 tires have 6K miles & $10,000; Cat. 12 grader, $6,000, all in Tarps for flatbed trailer, 1- 8x24, good cond., pictures available, retired new belt, $1,800. Webster Co., Mantee, Hemi, auto., 143K miles, extremely 1 new, sensors included, $995. Hinds 2- 10x12 or 10x14 & 1- 24x24, all to- 662-542-8409. clean, meticulously maintained, very farmer. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, gether $600 OBO. Union Co., Myrtle, Co., Terry, 601-317-0208. dependable, no issues, clean title, 601-906-2359. 662-317-8042. Yazoo self-propelled lawn mower, used $11,000. Forrest Co., Hattiesburg, 2004 Volvo VNL rear ends, 358 ratio, 2004 JD 450H LGP dozer, 6-way blade, to mower around chicken houses, 601-408-5050. $1,800; 2011 6.6 Duramax engines, 2- 40’ x 10’ tarps, $100 each; 1- 25’ x 90% undercarriage, all cylinders been needs carburetor work, $200 or trade have several to choose from, $3,800 & 12’ tarp, $50. Attala Co., McCool, 601- packed, control valve reworked, new for 22 auto. rifle. Jasper Co., Bay Ram 2500 ‘14, 6.7 diesel, jake brake, up. Scott Co., Forest, 601-507-7855. 582-5999. air filter, oil changed, ready to work, new tires, new brakes, gooseneck Springs, 601-670-5830. perfect, $32,500. Clarke Co., Quitman, hitch, 103K miles, excellent truck, 1/4 SUV’S & VANS 601-479-0491. 2 Snapper lawn mowers, rear engine, TRUCKS cost of new, $25,000. Pearl River Co., $250 & $350. Winston Co., Louisville, Picayune, 601-273-0769. Chev. Silverado 2500 LT ‘02, ext. cab, Buick Enclave ‘16, 57K miles, white Wrangler rubber tire wagon, 4WD, 662-773-7570. exterior, white camel brown leather bucket & forks, $10,000. Scott Co., 2 door, pewter, 231K miles, very good TRUCKS, ACCESSORIES cond., $7,000. Itawamba Co., Man- interior, sunroof, Reese hitch, never Lake, 601-507-0966. John Deere D140 riding lawn mower, tachie, 662-687-2376. & PARTS smoked in, excellent cond., photos 48” cut, 125 hrs., new steering sector, available, $23,500. Lauderdale Co., Case 650K dozer, ‘07 model, Kobelco $650. Rankin Co., Brandon, 601-842- Chev. Z71 ‘98, SWB, 2 door, white, with Marion, 601-917-8761. 70SR trackhoe, Kubota M120 trac- 4744. 4 Goodyear Wrangler SRA 275/55R20 mud grip tires, $2,500 OBO. Jones Co., tor, Prime dirt pan, 2007 Western & 4 Michelin LTX A/S 265/60R18, all Laurel, 601-433-8344. Chev. Suburban ‘02, second owner, Star dump truck, tag lowboy trailer, Hustler 7000 Pro Series, 48” deck, 25 about 40%, $250 OBO for all 8. Panola immaculate, been taken care of, new $175,000. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, HP Kohler motor, less than 50 hrs., Co., Sardis, 662-404-4283. Chev. Silverado 1500 ‘12, LTZ, 4 door, cond., has towing package, $7,500 601-757-5217. $2,500. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, white, backup camera, $15,900; GMC firm. Webster Co., Mathiston, 662- 601-405-7124. 3 tires ST235-70, $10 each; 1 camper 2500 ‘07, ext. cab, 6.0, very good cond., 263-6596. Cat. D5C LGP hydrostatic Series 3 tire on RV 6-hole, $16; 10-ply ST270- $9,250. Perry Co., Petal, 601-520-0241. dozer, 3,495 hrs., good, clean, straight, 2018 Kubota Z726XKW-60 commer- 70-16 new tire/rim, $100; Bumper pull Chev. Suburban ‘11, second owner, gentle used machine, will send pic- cial mower, 25.5 HP Kawasaki eng., hitch sway bars & stabilizer, $175. Chev. Silverado 2500HD ‘02, LT Dura- clean, new tires, dual air, leather seats, tures, $35,000. Hinds Co., Utica, 662- 206 hrs., factory suspension seat, 60” Newton Co., Decatur, 601-635-3569. max, 4WD, 4 door, one owner, leath- tan, everything works, $8,250 OBO. 207-2002. deck, 2 year factory warranty remain- er, gooseneck hookup, bumper pull ing, no longer need, $7,000. Lawrence New V-8 engine for Ford truck, com- Clay Co., Prairie, 662-574-0083, call hookup, spray-in bed liner, motor de- FORESTRY & LOGGING plete with starter, water pump, carbu- or text. Co., Byram, 601-748-2828. stroyed, $5,950. Forrest Co., Hatties- retor (everything), $1,500, also 5 speed EQUIPMENT burg, 601-466-6647. Chrysler Town & Country van ‘10, less Husqvarna EZ4824 zero-turn lawn manual for Ford F-150 truck, $1,500. than 63K miles, modified for handi- mower, 48” deck width, 24 HP Briggs Warren Co., Vicksburg, 225-235-6739. Chev. Z71 ‘02, one owner, 286K miles, capped individual, hand controls, low- 2004 Cat. 525B skidder, 6,600 original motor, 238 actual hrs., good cond., green, call & leave message for details hours, it runs, looks & operates excel- 1979 International Scout II parts, ered floor, wheelchair lift with squat shed kept, $1,200. Tallahatchie Co., & pictures, $4,500 OBO. George Co., feature, $20,000. Jefferson Davis Co., lent, tires near new, maintenance & re- Charleston, 662-458-4021. Lucedale, 601-508-6686. body parts, engine, transfer case, front pairs doe by local Cat. dealer, $59,000. & rear differential, glasses, receiver Prentiss, 601-792-5521. Jefferson Davis Co., Bassfield, 601- Catalpa pupae, start worms on your hitch, 3 speed trans., etc., prices start- Chev. 3500 ‘19, High Country, 4x4, Hyundai Santa Fe Sport ‘18, black 297-0684. catalpa trees, shipped 20 pupae per tub ing $50/up. Yazoo Co., Yazoo City, 662- crew cab, 36K miles, front Ranch Hand with gray cloth interior, 53K miles, so you will have both male & female, 820-1161. bumper, 4-box skirted flatbed, diesel, clean vehicle, $15,000. Covington Co., 2007 Fecon FX40 forest mulcher, $30 includes shipping. Madison Co., $45,000. Newton Co., Lawrence, 601- auto., excellent cond., $48,000. Stone Seminary, 601-818-5711. Flora, 601-622-0412. Co., Wiggins, 601-928-2657. Electric wheelchair carrier for vehicle, 479-7042, call or text. 2x2 tube hookup, $250; Warning flare Chev. 3100 ‘52, step side, 216 in-line 6, kit, $20. Adams Co., Natchez, 601-493- INDUSTRIAL Husky Brute log loader, 4 cyl. Perkins OUTDOOR POWER no 5th window, $2,800. Covington Co., 4305. TRUCKS & VANS eng., $7,500; Big Stick log loader, all EQUIPMENT Seminary, 601-517-5700. hookups, $5,000; Log bolster bed, 1987 Ford F-350 truck with flatbed, $2,500. Webster Co., Mathiston, 662- Kenworth spreader truck, $23,500. Dodge 4x4 ‘86, Lil’ Red body style, single cab, 460 cu. in. engine, 4 speed, 263-6596. Voltmaster PTO generator on trailer SWB, lift kit, 318, 4 speed, every- bed is 12’ long x 8’ wide, where is as Walthall Co., Tylertown, 985-515- with service disconnect, used twice, thing new, $15,000 firm. Webster Co., is, $2,000. Simpson Co., Mendenhall, 6655. Shaving machine, 24x24x48”, makes 25-30 KW, $2,650. Walthall Co., Tyler- Mathiston, 662-263-6596. 601-594-0763. shavings out of dry pine logs, good for town, 601-303-0568. 1985 GMC 6000 truck with 16’ metal animal bedding, $12,000 OBO. Scott Ford 4x2 ‘98, XL, SWB, 4.2 liter, auto. 4 Ford 2011-2014 Platinum wheels, flatbed, gas eng., 5 speed trans., new Co., Lake, 601-507-3596. Rainbow generator, 45 KW, 150 gal. with overdrive, purchased from origi- center caps, sensors, mounted 275/55 paint, $3,500. Scott Co., Lake, 601- diesel tank mounted on trailer, 3 nal owner, has 90K miles, clean inside R20 Scorpion tires (at least 75% tread), 507-3596. 1996 Wood-Mizer LT40 Super manual phase, 480 volt or 240 volt to 120 volt, & out, new tires installed, $3,500. Lee I can send pictures, $1,500 cash. Lee mill, new diesel engine, does have axle, air cooled, 1,280 hrs., $12,000. Nox- Co., Tupelo, 662-871-4385. Co., Tupelo, 662-842-3272. CONSTRUCTION will load on trailer, $8,995. Clarke Co., ubee Co., Macon, 662-361-8004. Enterprise, 601-938-8611. Ford ‘76, with 300 cyl., $2,000 nego- 125 gal. transfer tank with 12 volt elec- EQUIPMENT Generac generator, 15 KW, runs on LP tiable/trade; Chev. 1-ton ‘77, 350 eng., tric pump & filter, has hook to load Large pile of pine stumps, starting at gas, with auto. switch, standby genera- $2,000 negotiable/trade. Neshoba Co., 24”x24”x48”, $250. Chickasaw Co., 2009 JD 160D trackhoe, 4,634 hrs., $100. Walthall Co., Tylertown, 601- tor, $600. Lamar Co., Purvis, 601-297- Philadelphia, 601-416-7525. Houlka, 662-542-2065. manual thumb, 1 yard bucket, strong, 876-3299. 1133. Page 12 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN July 15, 2020

TOOLS & HARDWARE 55 gal. drums, open top with tops & 1998 Sundowner all alum. 3-horse 1996 Polar Kraft, Bass America, All- rings, $25 each or 3 or more $20 each. slant gooseneck trailer, rear tack, elec- HUNTING, FISHING Weld 17’, 75 HP Yamaha, one owner, Quitman Co., Vance, 662-874-7882. tric jack, 12’ living quarters with bed, great shape, runs good, $4,700. Mar- Pipe threading tools: Hand held Ridgid couch, sink, microwave, fridge, stove, & CAMPING shall Co., Potts Camp, 662-598-5798. Pony, $750; Full set hand dies, $250; 125 gal. transfer tank with 12 volt elec- large bath, $20,000. Union Co., New Cutters, $50; 4 anvils, 5 to choose tric pump & filter, has hook to load Albany, 662-538-4893. No commercial, businesses or deal- 17.5’ Bass America, new trolling mo- from, $200-$1,950, other blacksmith 24”x24”x48”, $250. Chickasaw Co., ers are allowed to advertise in this tor, 2 fish finders, 90 HP Mercury, tools. Hinds Co., Raymond, 601-213- Houlka, 662-542-2065. 16’ Circle W gooseneck cattle trailer, category. Only in-state residents are $5,000 firm. Montgomery Co., Stew- 6799. in good plus cond., metal top & nose, allowed to advertise. art, 662-229-5795 or 662-417-4491. 330 gal. propane tank, $600; 250 gal. full escape door, rust spots have been Air tools, like new, never used, bought propane tank, $500; 150 gal. propane repaired, high sides, $3,000. Jones Co., 1989 Lowe 24’ pontoon boat, 70 Evin- new, $50 cash. Union Co., Myrtle, 662- tank, $400. Copiah Co., Utica, 601- Laurel, 601-319-7376. ATVs & UTVs rude, runs perfect, maintained regu- 317-8042. 695-9021. larly, cranked every weekend, had top, 2007 American Spirit 4-horse slant 2020 Bennche side-by-side, camo col- factory furniture removed, tandem Propane gas tanks, $300 & up or will 3 toolboxes full of tools, $600. Adams trailer, 10’ short wall, 8’ wide, large re- or, dump bed, 2 winches, also new 10’ x axle galvanized trailer, new tires, trade. Marion Co., Columbia, 601-441- Co., Natchez, 601-597-3450. frigerator, microwave, cooktop, sepa- 5’ 5” utility trailer, wood floor, 2” hitch, $5,750. Forrest Co., Hattiesburg, 601- 2145. rate shower & toilet, mangers, swing 4’ tailgate, all for $10,000 cash. Rankin 408-5050. Ridgid commercial 10” table saw, out saddle rack, $28,000. Lauderdale Co., Pearl, 601-405-5233. cast iron top, 3450 RPM motor, $350; POULTRY EQUIPMENT Co., Meridian, 601-917-8304. 2014 16’ G2, stick steering, trolling Woodmaster 18” 2020 planner with Honda Big Red side-by-side, 4x4, new motor, fish finder, live well, 50 HP 4 16’ horse trailer, bumper pull, good sanding head, $1,000. DeSoto Co., Ol- 1- 40’ x 450’ wood truss chicken house cond., with tilt bed, top, windshield, stroke Yamaha, 25 hrs., stainless steel floor, hard top, middle gate, double ive Branch, 901-494-0216 or 662-893- ready to be taken down & moved, some hitch, $10,000 firm. Webster Co., prop, with boat cover, $12,500. Clay axle, $1,400. Lee Co., Shannon, 662- 0051. storm damage, $3,000. Rankin Co., Mathiston, 662-263-6596. Co., West Point, 662-295-7855. Puckett, 601-988-7184. 401-2360. 2 wood shop dust collectors, 1 Crafts- 2014 CanAm Maverick 1000R, AirDam 15’ Caddo fiberglass, 55 HP Chrysler, 1997 Featherlite 20’ alum. stock trail- man 1 HP & 1 Dayton model 6C503B, Used feed bins, $500 & up, cash only. clutch, snorkel system, sound system, SS prop, factory tilt, 2 depth finders, Smith Co., Mt. Olive, 601-382-0091. er, new brakes, packed bearings, new tons of extras, belongs to 9 year old $250 each. Quitman Co., Vance, 662- DOT tape, good tires including the Ram 512 trolling motor, anchors, cus- 874-7882. daughter that wants 4-wheeler, $9,000. tom trailer, less than 100 hrs., garaged, LIVESTOCK spare, 1 cut gate, can send pictures, Attala Co., McCool, 601-562-0021. $10,000 OBO. Smith Co., Mize, 601- $3,200. Lauderdale Co., Toomsuba, Heavy duty folding Craftsman brand TRAILERS & WAGONS 382-3803. 601-632-4712. work table, 20”x30”, great hobby table, 2005 Honda Rincon 650, front & rear racks, Honda windshield, very depend- clamps items, also adjustable clamp- Johnson 15 HP electric start mo- 2005 Featherlight 4-horse trailer, 10’ 1999 Sundowner 4-horse slant load able, professionally serviced, good ing dogs on surface, tilts, adjustable tor, stainless steel prop, only 3 gal. of short wall, 8’ wide, walk through door, trailer with living quarters, mid tack, tires, one owner, older adult, $3,800. height, hold 300 lbs., $100. Madison break-in fuel, completely winterized, water tank, new tires, extremely clean, rear tack, bathroom, top hay rack with Rankin Co., Pisgah, 601-946-3303. wrapped in plastic most of its life, Co., Gluckstadt, 601-856-1882. pictures available, $26,000. Jackson ladder, rubber stall mats, 12V lighting, $2,200. Rankin Co., Florence, 601- Co., Hurley, 228-990-7631. $13,500. George Co., Lucedale, 251- 2- 25/10/12 & 2- 25/8/12 Carlile tires Large heavy duty V-type air compres- 573-3535. 895-0081. on Polaris rims, $100. Lauderdale Co., sor off of large shop compressor on 50 Trail-et 2-horse trailer, New Yorker Meridian, 601-481-3988. gal. tank, $350 OBO; 25 heavy stack- Ultra 2 horse with tack room & sad- LIVESTOCK EQUIPMENT 2006 Fisher Pro Hawk 180, 90 HP Mercury, 24 volt trolling motor, new able bins with lockable doors, $25. Ad- dle racks, pictures available, $4,000. 2018 Polaris RZRR 900S, 64 hrs., new in March, new Lowrance Hook 7 fish ams Co., Natchez, 601-431-0010. Lowndes Co., Columbus, 662-386- Head gate, manually operated, $250. rims & tires, winch & snorkel kit, finder, rigged for crappie, $10,200. Jas- 2437. Winston Co., Louisville, 662-803-2118. LED lights, $13,000 OBO. Amite Co., MISCELLANEOUS Smithdale, 601-300-0501, call or text. per Co., Louin, 601-422-7516. 2000 Sooner Royal 3-horse trailer, Apache 24’ hay/feed wagon, dual axle, EQUIPMENT Bass Tracker Pro 175 crappie boat, full living quarters, 8’ short wall, 22’ older model, in fair cond., $2,500. ARCHERY & ACCESSORIES 17.29” length, one owner, custom fish- box, awning, rear saddle rack, walk Lawrence Co., Jayess, 601-734-0434. 30” shop fan with direct drive, runs through door from cabin, rubber mats, ing rod racks, Mercury 75 HP motor, Bear Traxx RH 70 lb. compound bow, good, $100; 4 heavy metal bins with $20,000. Winston Co., Louisville, 662- 10 farrowing crates from hog barn, Trailstar trailer, boat cover, 4 seats, Trophy Ridge sights & quiver, QAD pull out drawers, 48” high x 30” long, 803-3806. crates made with solid steel, very $8,500. Madison Co., Madison, 601- Hunter drop away rest, new cables & drawers are 30” x 18”, $50. Adams Co., sturdy, can help load, call or text for 201-5511. 3-horse slant load trailer with front string, ready to hunt, $300. Attala Co., Natchez, 601-431-0010. pictures, $1,800 OBO. Smith Co., Ra- tack & escape door, solid trailer, leigh, 601-616-3595. French Camp, 662-739-7044. Mercury 800 80 HP with Thunderbolt Wooden stake maker, 1 HP 1725 RPM $2,950. Leake Co., Carthage, 601-672- ignition, long shaft, SS prop, cranks 3490. Hoyt Maxxis31 28”/70 lb. trophy taker, motor, extra knives, mounted on table, Portable cattle feeder, 140 bushel & runs good, $550. Yazoo Co., Yazoo plastic trough, new tires, never used, drop away arrow rest, Apex 4 pin sight, City, 662-820-1161. cost $600, asking $250. DeSoto Co., 2000 Sundowner 3-horse slant goose- fuse stabilizer, Hoyt 4 arrow quiver, Olive Branch, 901-494-0216 or 662- $2,190, with fold up creep sides $2,490. neck trailer, complete living quarters, Tate Co., Senatobia, 662-288-9526. $300 OBO. George Co., Lucedale, 601- 1987 Glastron X19S ski boat, Conroy, 893-0051. electric jack, fans in stalls, out back 508-3387, please leave message. 19’ fiberglass, inboard 3.0 liter 130 lights, generator, shower, commode, Cow or horse loafing sheds, 20x12x9x6 HP, Alpha One MerCruiser drive unit, Deutz model 3L-712 engine for parts sink, cooktop, AC, $15,500. Sunflower only $2,890, lined in side with 3/4 4x8 BOATS & WATERCRAFT Power Trim XD, needs interior work, or repair, $700; Henderson air lift axle, Co., Cleveland, 662-719-5003. plywood, sides/rear closed 3 sides, $2,500 OBO. Leake Co., Carthage, 601- $1,500. Covington Co., Seminary, 601- great for shade area or feeding. Greene Pennzoil 100% full synthetic 2 cycle 826-6974. 520-2700. Horse drawn wagon with hydraulic Co., Leakesville, 601-394-2643. outboard motor oil, 5 one gallon con- brakes, Amish made, 2 bucket seats, tainers, $15 each, originally $29.47. Air pump for treatment plant, newly $1,350 cash. Choctaw Co., Ackerman, FISHING TACKLE rebuilt motor, never used, after rebuilt 662-285-7132. LIVESTOCK TACK Rankin Co., Florence, 601-951-0103. found out had to replace entire treat- Red worms, 50 worms $3, 100 worms 1995 Stratos boat, Johnston mo- ment plant, my loss your gain, bargain Bumper pull & gooseneck livestock 16” Cimco saddle, $225. Tallahatchie $5, pick up only, no Sunday sales. La- tor, new trolling motor, good trailer, $400. Rankin Co., Florence, 601-573- trailers, dual axle, treated wood floor, Co., Oakland, 662-647-8956. mar Co., Purvis, 601-794-7505. $5,000 negotiable/trade. Neshoba Co., 3535. covered top, center & escape gate, also flatbed trailers, $1,100-$2,800. Cov- Saddles: 2 Big Horns, 2 Tennessean, Philadelphia, 601-416-7525. Sack minnow traps for catching all the Trooper, kids roping saddle, any other #1 used A-grade 40x48 4-way pallets, ington Co., Seminary, 601-517-5700. fresh bait you need from creeks & riv- tack you might need for horses, bri- 25’ fiberglass boat with hard top, in- $5 each; B-grade, $4 each. Rankin Co., ers, $20 each with free shipping. Stone 24’ gooseneck stock trailer, needs dles, halters, leads, girths, endurance board/outboard, trailer, $2,000 or Richland, 601-939-3104. Co., Wiggins, 601-716-7504. tires, $1,750 OBO. Pontotoc Co., Pon- stirrups, $200/up. Harrison Co., Biloxi, trade for older Jeep or 1/2-ton pickup. 228-861-7412. Lauderdale Co., Toomsuba, 601-632- 55 gal. metal burn barrels, $20; 55 gal. totoc, 662-760-6729. Float noodles, custom made from 4268 or 601-632-1884. plastic barrels, $25; 30 gal. plastic bar- Styrofoam swim noodles, 18 count, Amish custom built carriage, brand Buena Vista Plantation saddle, in good $4 each. Greene Co., Leakesville, 601- rels, $20; 15 gal. plastic barrels, $15; 14 x 48 aluminum boat, 25 HP Evin- new, John Deere colors, hydraulic cond., used very little, very comfort- 525-6162. Totes, $125. Covington Co., Seminary, brakes, rear truck, perfect for parades, able, $600; Leather hunting shotgun rude 2 stroke, new water pump, foot 601-408-1461. wedding venues or pilgrimage tours, scabbard for saddle, $25. Madison Co., controlled trolling motor, new tires, can send photos, $6,950. Tippah Co., Ridgeland, 601-856-5159. no leaks, with trailer, $2,200. Attala CAMPING & ACCESSORIES 55 gal. bung top metal barrels, $15 Ripley, 662-549-0010. Co., Kosciusko, 662-633-9944. each; 55 gal. open top metal burn bar- Saddles & tack, 15” western hard seat, 2017 Jayco SLX 26 BHS, 1 slide, bunk- rels, $20 each; 330 gal. plastic totes in 12’ cattle trailer with new floor & new 14” western hard seat, 12” pony saddle, 20’ Jon boat, one owner, no leaks house, everything works, lightly used, metal cage, $85 each. Pike Co., Sum- tires, $1,200. Lawrence Co., Sontag, $75 & up; Tack, $6 & up. Lauderdale ever, have card, $225. Lincoln Co., pictures available, $15,000. Lowndes mit, 601-684-4540. 601-587-4971. Co., Meridian, 601-485-7210. Brookhaven, 601-754-1018. Co., Columbus, 662-549-3738. July 15, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 13

2013 Landmark Key Largo luxury 5th inquires, $13,400 OBO. Rankin Co., Custom 10/22, .22 LR, $900; Savage military rifles. Lauderdale Co., Merid- deer stands, $20/up; Mattresses, $89; wheel, fully loaded, 2 flat screen TV’s, Brandon, 601-760-1911. model 11, light weight hunter, .308, ian, 601-644-3222. Sleeper sofas, $79, bedroom & den washer/dryer, new tires, new batter- $850; Mossberg 12 ga. combo, 28” furniture. Madison Co., Madison, 601- ies, many more options, garage kept, 2006 Keystone Outback 5th wheel barrel, 18” barrel, chokes, pistol grip, HUNTING & FISHING 955-3735. $42,000 OBO. Lauderdale Co., Marion, camper, Sydney Edition 30 FRKS, $300. Pike Co., Summit, 601-341- 601-462-4835. slide, new A/C and tires, $8,900. Web- 7874. CAMPS FOR SALE ster Co., Eupora, 662-552-0559. AQUACULTURE 2008 KZ 37REB 5th wheel, 3 slides, Remington M798 (Mauser action) .243 Issaquena Co., Camp at Chotard Land- stacked washer/dryer, 2 A/C’s, central 2011 Carriage Cameo 37’ 5th wheel, 3 Winchester, laminate stock, Burris ing Resort, new appliances, furniture, All aquaculture listed in this cat- vacuum, booth dinette, queen sofa slides, 2 A/C’s, electric awning, 4 door Fullfield II 2x7 scope, all new, pictures sleeps 9, screen porch, wood floors, egory must be raised on your farm. sleeper, stored in climate control, ex- fridge, auto. leveling, no smoke/pets/ available, $425. Lee Co., Belden, 662- white pine on walls/ceiling, elevator, No commercial, businesses or cellent cond., $31,500. Lauderdale Co., children, stored under roof, $27,900. 891-5364. $90,000 OBO. Chotard Lake, 601-466- dealers are allowed to advertise. Marion, 601-917-8761. Jasper Co., Louin, 601-764-3775. 8305. Only in-state residents are allowed CZ 75 P01 compact 9mm, 3.8” barrel, to advertise within this category. Cargo rack with rails & lights, $85; 2006 Montana 36’ 5th wheel camper, 4 5- 14 round magazines, in box with pa- HUNTING & FISHING Hitch with 2” ball, $20; 100’ extension pers & magazine loader, $675. Hinds slides, satellite dish, 2 A/C’s, no smoke, Coppernose & Shellcracker (Redear) cord, $10. Madison Co., Ridgeland, Co., Raymond, 601-720-2138. LEASES & MEMBERSHIPS pets or kids, island kitchen, fireplace, bream, $200/1,000 or $30/100; Florida 601-214-5355. Mor-Ride suspension, light oak interi- Henry lever action 22 mag., blue, very bass, $1.25 each. Greene Co., Sand or, $14,000. Lincoln Co., Brookhaven, Amite Co., 77.83 acre lease for hunt- Hill, 601-270-1268. 1999 Yellowstone 33’ gooseneck camp- 601-669-0198. good cond., trades considered, $400. ing, on Oxford-Meadville Road in Glo- er, washer & dryer, everything in work- Clark Co., Quitman, 601-513-2912. ster, tract has big pine & hardwood ing order, some roof damage, can send 1996 Holiday Rambler 32’ 5th wheel, timber, $2,850 per year. Gloster, 601- AQUACULTURE EQUIPMENT 200 rounds 7.62x39 Russian, white box pictures, $4,000. Newton Co., Newton, large bath, good older camper kept un- 807-1000. HP, $60; 2 new East German, 30 round 662-803-5158. der shed, $4,500. Madison Co., Cam- 3 S&N 5 HP SPH aerators, tractor pull AK magazines, $20 each. Lawrence den, 601-937-3032. Jackson Co., 5,000 acres Bluff Creek feeder & tractor, live haul box with aer- 2016 Newmar 40’ motorhome, Ford Co., Monticello, 601-748-2263. Hunting Club, still hunting only, 45+ ation on trailer, all in working cond., V-10, 4 slides, bath & half, 4 TV’s, 2012 KZ Escalade model 41C 43’ toy- food plots with shooting houses, club $1,500-$2,000 per unit. Humphreys Winchester model 70 in 7mm mag, all options, 4K miles, shed kept, hauler, 3 axles, satellite dish, 2 A/C house with bunk room, $825. Van- Co., Louise, 662-571-1484. $139,000. Oktibbeha Co., Starkville, 98%, $650; Taurus model 85 .38 SPL 5 units, 4 beds, Onan diesel generator, cleave, 228-860-8936, ask for Rocky. 662-769-4221. shot, new in box, $475; Springfield Ar- washer & dryer, 5 TV’s, $69,000. Lafay- mory 1911-A1 .45 auto, $900 OBO. Le- ette Co., Oxford, 601-856-7799. Madison & Leake Co., hunting club LIVESTOCK 2006 Carriage Cameo LXI model flore Co., Greenwood, 662-299-1416. needs a few good members for three F32RLS 32’ 5th wheel, 2 slides, queen Bumper pull hitch sway bars & stabi- 40-50 acre tracts. Madison, 601-407- All livestock must be from bona fide bed, very clean, can email pictures, Winchester 1894 Buffalo Bill com- lizer, $175. Newton Co., Decatur, 601- 9199, [email protected]. livestock farmers. We cannot accept $15,000. Covington Co., Seminary, memorative rifle, mfg. in 1968, walnut 635-3569, call after 7 p.m. notices from livestock dealers, order 601-722-4488. stock, forearm & factory engraving, Prentiss Co., 255 acres mixed pine/ buyers or persons selling on a com- like new cond., ready for deer, $650 hardwood, near Wheeler, deer, turkey, mission basis. All livestock bought 2011 Heartland Cyclone HD 39’ 5th GUNS & ACCESSORIES OBO. Copiah Co., Crystal Springs, small game abound, $1,750 annual by farmers for resale purposes are wheel toy hauler M-3612, 3 axles, 2 601-594-1341. lease. Wheeler, 662-234-5885. not eligible for this free advertising. slides, 2 A/C’s, generator, electric Ruger 22 calfiber target pistol, $290. Only in-state residents are allowed awning, garage area set for screened Hinds Co., Terry, 601-882-7389. Estate sale, Ithaca model 37 Feath- MISCELLANEOUS to advertise within this category. deck, $26,900. Warren Co., Vicksburg, erlight 16 ga. pump shotgun & Rem- 601-831-2986. Ruger M77 7mm mag, no ring, $325; ington 550-1 22 auto., both like new, HUNTING ITEMS Mauser BSA 300 Win mag, Simmons collector’s items, guns great for youth, BEEF CATTLE 2019 Mallard 36’ bumper pull camper, 3-10-44, $550; Ruger M77 300 Win $750 OBO. Monroe Co., Aberdeen, Bird Band meat saw, model 11, with 11 BEEFMASTER 1 super slide, like new, outdoor kitch- mag, Nikon 4.5-14-40, $595. Rankin 662-327-2469. extra needle top saw bands, $200 for en, used 3 times, $29,000. Hinds Co., Co., Pearl, 601-906-1119. saw, $25 each for saw bands or $475 Reg. Beefmaster bulls, cows, heifers & Raymond, 601-862-0355. Crossman Challenger precision com- for all. Montgomery Co., Duck Hill, bred heifers, great genetics, lots of La- Smith & Wesson Riot 12 ga. shotgun, petition air rifle, model #CH2009, 662-229-6060. sater influence, very gentle, member Complete towing hitch for bumper wood stock, shoots up to 3” shell, mod- comes with Benjamin air pump, top of BBU, pictures available, visitors wel- pull camper, included 2 5/16 ball, el 916, $450; Rock Island 45 cal. 1911 of the line rifle, used little, comes with Ladder stands, 2 ladder stands in good come, $1,100 & up. Jones Co., Laurel, $125. Grenada Co., Holcomb, 662-226- GI pistol, $475. Winston Co., Louis- hard case, $550. DeSoto Co., Hernan- cond., $40 each or $75 for both. War- 601-340-1350. 0116, calls only. ville, 662-736-6990. do, 901-438-4464. ren Co., Vicksburg, 601-218-4019, call or text. 2006 Jayco Eagle 28RLS 30.5’ 5th Taurus PT709 Slim 9mm, $300; Ruger LH .300 Winchester Magnum, Tikka BLACK ANGUS wheel camper, new tires, newly re- LCP 380 auto., $285 in the box; KAHR T3, ported barrel, SS, Black Diamond Climbing tree stand & safety harness, sealed roof, super slide, 2 awnings, 3x15-50mm, excellent cond., $875. La- PM40 with night sights, $600, have very good cond., $125; Game cart, Reg. Black Angus bulls, 2 years old, queen bed, TV, fully equipped, non fayette Co., Oxford, 662-816-0560. quantity of combat ammo also. Madi- $75. Madison Co., Ridgeland, 601-856- LBW, gentle, out of Iron Mountain & smoker, hitch, $8,500. Wayne Co., 5159. Hoover Dam, 3 Black Angus heifers son Co., Madison, 601-750-2425. Remington 1100 12 ga., in mint cond., Clara, 601-381-2411. with calves also available, $1,900/pair. just like new, been shot 5-6 times since Rem 700, 260 Rem (6.5mm), 3x9- Obedience, pointing dog & retriever Chickasaw Co., Houlka, 662-891-0907. 1996 Pace Arrow 34’ motorhome, 460 bought, $650. Neshoba Co., Carthage, 50MM Leupold, sling, floated barrel, training, $600 per month; Long & Ford, 54K miles, awning, roof, water 601-663-9282. 3 boxes, Hornady Superformance short term boarding, $10 per day, $150 Reg. Black Angus herd dispersal, 2 AI heater, tires & fuel pump replaced, rounds, sub-MOA $850. Pearl River per month, large or medium sized sired cows, 3 weaned calves, 2 heifers generator serviced, $10,000. Washing- FN Mauser Supreme rifle, .220 Swift dogs only. Lee Co., Shannon, 662-767- Co., Lumberton, 601-590-2741. & 1 bull, Rampage sired herd bull, ton Co., Greenville, 662-820-3737. cal., deluxe checkered wood stock, low 8851. comb, sculpted cheek piece, 24” blue gentle, $800 & up. Adams Co., Nat- Fort Knox Legend 7241 gun safe, chez, 601-807-1484. 2003 Coachman 34’ motorhome, smooth tapered barrel, vintage RCBS 4 shooting houses on pallets, 3- 4x4x6 $10,000. Rankin Co., Richland, 601- V-8 Ford, Onan generator, 12’ super reloading dies, $1,100. Rankin Co., & 1- 4x6x6, enclosed, tin roof, $800 for 613-1290. Reg. Black Angus bull, White Stone slide, 18’ electric awning, 43K miles, Brandon, 601-665-5601. all OBO. Jones Co., Ovett, 601-344- Black bloodline, excellent herd bull, $16,000 OBO. Chickasaw Co., Hous- 0924. New in box, Browning Gold Hunter 12 ton, 662-456-9007. Certified firearms appraisal services, calves to show, excellent EPDs, very ga. 3” chamber, Browning A5 Magnum flexible rates, will buy your qual- Custom built hunting houses, wood gentle, $2,500. Covington Co., Mount 2 RV recliners, caramel brown vinyl/ 12 ga. Belgium, very nice guns, priced ity firearms collection or sell them on pallet base, camo paint, metal roof, Olive, 601-966-0142. leather in color, almost brand new, can per gun, $900. Leake Co., Carthage, consignment, will travel to you, www. sealed, 4x6x6 $450, 4x4x6 $350, email email pictures, $495. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-940-4489. bgfinearms.com. Madison Co., Madi- [email protected] for pictures, call Reg. Black Angus bulls & black baldies 601-317-0208. son, 601-397-8054. for questions & orders. Jones Co., El- heifers, fabulous cattle, some AI with 22 automatic pistol, shoots long rifle, lisville, 601-477-8078. the legendary Resource 1441, $1,500 2009 HR Presidential Suite 40’ 5th will fit in pocket, nickel plated, wood Gunsmith services, most models, pis- & up. Wayward Winds Ranch, Madison wheel, 4 slides, 2 A/C’s, fireplace, cen- handle, excellent cond., nice, can send tols, rifles, etc., fast service, large parts Deer hunting shooting houses built on Co., Flora, 601-937-4654. tral vacuum, shed kept, new 14 ply pictures, $300. DeSoto Co., Hernando, inventory. Madison Co., Ridgeland, skids, easy to stand up, easy to move, tires, $33,500. Madison Co., Canton, 901-485-7239. 601-850-0322. starting at $485, OSB or treat ply- Reg. Black Angus herd bulls, 22 601-937-0672. wood, standard sizes or custom built. months old, excellent quality, $2,200 Ruger American 270 Win model 6902, Gunsmith services, chemical rust blu- George Co., Lucedale, 601-770-0239, & up. Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-528- 2004 Coachman 36’ 5th wheel, 3 black synthetic stock base included, ing, rust removal, fast turn around on www.brownhillfarm.net. 0150. slides, 2 A/C’s, 2 new leather recliners, 22” barrel, 4+1 MSRP $489 new, $395 repairs, large parts inventory, S&W, sleep couch, washer/dryer, generator OBO. Jones Co., Sandersville, 601-425- Colt, Browning, Springfield, Savage, Hotel furniture perfect for deer or Reg. Black Angus bulls, 15-24 months prepped, pictures available for serious 1333. Remington, Winchester, Stevens & fish camp: Swivel desk chairs for old, LBW, top of line sires, plenty to Page 14 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN July 15, 2020 choose from, gentle, $1,800 & up. La- BRAUNVIEH Small herd: Reg. Polled Hereford bull, Calves, various ages, sizes & prices, ease resistant, 6-24 months old, easy fayette Co., Abbeville, 662-234-0501. 5 years old, with 9 cows, some polled & $500 & up; Some cows, $700 & up; keepers, $125 & up. Carroll Co., Car- some baldies, $10,000. Jones Co., Lau- Black crossbred bulls, $1,000 & up, no rollton, 662-809-0330. Reg. Black Angus cows, 3-8 years old, 4 PB Braunvieh bulls, 3 Braunvieh/An- rel, 601-428-7260. checks. Covington Co., Collins, 601- will start calving in Sept., $2,500 each. gus X bulls, will add milk & muscle to 517-1711. PB Kiko bucks, 6 months old, will Newton Co., Union, 601-774-9394. your herd, 7 fall Braunvieh/Braunvieh Reg. & PB Hereford cows, some bred make great herd sires, $200-$250. cross heifers, $800 & up. Simpson Co., to reg. Brahman bulls, $1,750 & up. Angus/Jersey cross heifer, born Hinds Co., Utica, 601-529-0079. Black Angus bull, 4 years old, great Mendenhall, 601-953-7573. Chickasaw Co., Okolona, 662-401- 7/12/18, vet confirmed bred to calve disposition, easy calving, $2,100; 0304. in Nov., bred to reg. Lowline, very Katahdin ram lambs, 100%, $150. Young bulls, dams are Brangus and/or CHARBRAY friendly & pretty, $1,000. Lowndes Co., Amite Co., Liberty, 601-810-3126. Hereford, $1,200/down, selling due to PINEYWOODS Steens, 662-574-6215. Alpine/Boer cross female kid, disbud- keeping heifers. George Co., Lucedale, Charbray bull yearlings, very LBW, Angus/Brangus heifers, 8-12 months ded, born Jan., perfect for showing, 228-323-1377. sire: LT Ledger Son, South Dakota, PCRBA Reg. Pineywoods cattle, vari- old, current on vaccinations/wormed, good milk lines, dam gives 3/4 gallon dams: (V-8, JDH Cows) Texas, choice, ous ages & sexes, $500 & up depending $950 each. George Co., Lucedale, 251- per day, closed herd, big/healthy, $150. Black Angus bull, 8 months old, $800; $900, 10% deposit. Frank Niemeyer, on the individual animal. Greene Co., 895-0081. Clarke Co., Stonewall, 601-479-7537. 5 Black Angus heifers, some believed Lamar Co., Lumberton, 601-436-0124. Richton, 601-394-9050. to be bred, $950 each. Marion Co., Co- 5 crossbred pairs, calves weighing 300- Kiko cross doe, good frame & build, Pineywoods cows, calves & young lumbia, 601-441-2145. CHAROLAIS 400 lbs., all steers, 3-in-1, $7,000 cash; always has big kids that grow well, bulls, $400 & up; 6 year old Carter/ 13 Brangus type black & black baldies, naturally polled, great mother, very Black Angus bull, 9 months old, nice Conway bull, $750. Copiah Co., Crystal Reg. Charolais bulls, polled, very gen- should be bred, $15,000 cash. Lincoln friendly, pictures available, $275. Perry & gentle, $950. Leake Co., Carthage, Springs, 601-506-7137. tle, healthy, vaccinated/wormed, 12-15 Co., Wesson, 601-552-9769. Co., Richton, 601-543-2468. 601-672-3490. months old, $1,000-$1,200. Grenada Co., Holcomb, 662-229-5041. RED ANGUS 10 open black heifers, $700 each, you 2 Kiko wethers, 2-5 months old, must 19 Black Angus heifers, 22 months old, pick $750 each. Attala Co., Kosciusko, go together, very friendly & gentle, very nice, very uniform, all pregnant, Reg. Charolais bulls, polled, gentle, Reg. Red Angus open heifers, 1-2 years 601-750-4353. would make good pets, pictures avail- start calving soon, sell all $1,250 each. healthy, vaccinated/wormed, semen old, ready for bull of your choice, 1 year able, $200/both. Perry Co., Richton, Oktibbeha Co., Starkville, 662-418- tested, $1,700 & up. Copiah Co., Crys- old bull also available, $1,200-$1,500. 14 mostly black crossbred cows, 7 601-543-2468. 7177. tal Springs, 601-209-6200. Jones Co., Ovett, 601-580-7144. pairs, 3 left to calve, 1 cull, 6-8 years old, large frame, been with Charolais 2 Katahdin mix males, 11 months old, 19 commercial Black Angus replace- Reg. Charolais bulls, 12-15 months PB Red Angus commercial bull, bulls, $800 & up. Lamar Co., Sumrall, about 175 lbs. each, fat & fine, lots of ment heifers, good quality, 15 months old, very gentle, healthy, vaccinated/ $1,500; Red Angus cow/calf pairs, 601-517-6699. meat, $175 each, firm. Perry Co., Rich- old, exposed to Angus bull since wormed, $1,000 each. Grenada Co., $1,600. Wayne Co., Laurel, 601-335- ton, 601-788-5570. 3/10/20, $1,125 each. Jones Co., Mo- Holcomb, 662-229-5041. 2697. 16 young cows, 10 calves, expecting selle, 601-498-0087. more soon, 2 Brangus bulls, $19,500. LaMancha billy goat, grade, 4 months Reg. Full French Charolais bulls & SANTA GERTRUDIS Covington Co., Seminary, 601-477- old, champagne in color, dam is good BRAFORD females, polled & dehorned, gentle, 5458. milker & this is first buckling his sire excellent quality, weaned to breeding has throwed, $50. Lowndes Co., Co- Selection of reg. Santa Gertrudis open age, $1,500 & up. Winston Co., Louis- DAIRY CATTLE lumbus, 662-574-1866. F1 Braford replacement heifers, farm ville, 662-312-0826. heifer & yearling bulls, top bloodlines/ raised & gentle, select few F1 Bra- EPDs, also Santa Gertrudis/Hereford Jersey & Holstein steers, $500 & up, Kiko & Spanish meat goats, 1 doe, 3 ford herd sire prospects, $1,400 & up. PB Charolais bulls, large selection, Star V open heifer & bulls, $1,000- no checks. Covington Co., Collins, doelings & 1 buck available, all unre- $1,500. Hancock Co., Kiln, 228-216- Chickasaw Co., Okolona, 662-401- very gentle, polled, 12-18 mos. old, 601-517-1711. lated, $200-$250 each or $900 for all, 8731. 8496. $1,200 & up. Jones Co., Ovett, 601- cash only. Lowndes Co., Columbus, 765-7110. Dairy, milk & nurse cows, $800. Simp- 662-574-6215. Small herd of Braford cattle: pairs, SIMMENTAL son Co., Mendenhall, 601-382-2462. bred cows, heifers, open heifers & 1 DEXTER Boer & Nubian goats, 5 months - 2 reg. Angus bull, selling due to losing 14 Reg. Simmental heifers, all solid GRASS-FED MEATS years old, hair sheep also available, all land, $1,200 & up. Lauderdale Co., Reg. Red Dexter heifers, polled, great black & polled, great genetics, good ages, prices start from $100 to $250. Collinsville, 601-678-1977. bloodline & conformation, unregis- quality, $1,250 each. Simpson Co., Ma- Farm raised choice Angus beef steers Lauderdale Co., Bailey, 601-479-7439, tered $500, registered $800. DeSoto gee, 601-849-2954. for freezer, grass raised & grain fin- leave message if no answer. BRAHMAN Co., Olive Branch, 662-895-1960. ished for 120 days, half, quarters, no ULTRABLACK antibiotics or hormones, $3.50-$3.70/lb. 1 Buck, kids out of Club Goat Stock, vaccinated & hooves trimmed, 7 FB Gray Brahman bull, coming 3 year GELBVIEH Jackson Co., Vancleave, 228-219-4450. months old, $250. Simpson Co., Men- old, not registered, $2,500 cash. Choc- Reg. Ultrablack bulls, fabulous blood- All natural, grass raised & finished denhall, 601-953-7573. taw Co., Ackerman, 662-285-7132. PB Gelbvieh bulls and heifer, service line, Atlanta of Salacoa 488Z, smooth lamb & beef, no antibiotics, wormer age, virgin, gentle, red or black, $800 coats, gentle, absolutely beautiful or hormones, whole lambs or beef or Top quality reg. Red Brahman, best & up. Yalobusha Co., Water Valley, bulls, $1,300 & up. Wayward Winds RABBITS select cuts available, $3.50/lb. & up. genetics available, 20 excellent reg. 662-473-3578. Ranch, Madison Co., Flora, 601-946- Noxubee Co., Macon, 662-570-8858, Little “Hops” rabbits: Californians, Red Brahman bulls available now, 1366. Larkfieldfarm.com. Dutch, Havanas & Polish breeding LBW, gentle, great for producing F1’s, HEREFORD stock or small ones, available year Reg. Ultrablack bulls, outstanding ge- $2,500 & up. Chickasaw Co., Okolona, Farm raised beef, 1/4, 1/2 & whole round, $20 & up. Rankin Co., Pearl, netics, 12-14 mos. old, veterinarian 662-401-0304. Reg. Polled Herefords, bulls & heifers steers, ready in November, $3.50/lb. 601-955-3800. raised, $2,500 & up. Paul Drake, DVM, available, several ages, $1,200 & up. Carroll Co., Carrollton, 662-897-6313. Harrison Co., Gulfport, 228-234-1779. 3 PB Red Brahman heifers, 2 years old, Stone Co., Wiggins, 601-928-3828. Florida Cottontail, Florida White & no papers, bred to Horned Hereford or Farm raised beef, grown out on grass, New Zealand rabbits, great for training Reg. Ultrablack bulls, very gentle, Black Angus, nice heifers, $6,000 cash. Reg. Polled Hereford bulls, 2 years finished on grain, quarters, halves or dogs, pets or meat, $8 & up. Perry Co., top EPDs, guaranteed, 8-14 months Lincoln Co., Wesson, 601-552-9769. old, semen tested, $1,800 & up; 4 Reg. whole, $3.50/lb. Jones Co., Ovett, 706- Richton, 601-788-7566. old $1,800, 15-24 months old $2,500. Polled Hereford heifers, 12-18 months 766-2177. Pearl River Co., Gumpond, 601-796- 15 Brahman heifers, out of reg. cows old, selling as group, $4,800. Franklin 4 baby rabbits, ready 8/12/20, have 9260. & bulls, selling with no papers, will Co., Union Church, 601-532-6327. USDA grass-fed/grain finished beef, lo- Lopeared & Lionhead genes, $30. Nox- sell any number, $1,300-$1,400. Amite cally raised, no antibiotics/hormones, ubee Co., Macon, 662-788-2537. 2 Ultrablack bulls, 1 year old, pictures 2 Reg. Polled Hereford bulls, 12 month vacuum sealed & frozen, $3.50/lb. & Co., Liberty, 225-445-3298. available, $900 each. Greene Co., Rich- old, $1,200, 5 year old $3,000. Marion up. Lamar Co., Hattiesburg, 601-909- New Zealand cross rabbits, multiple ton, 601-394-8837. BRANGUS Co., Foxworth, 985-259-0330. 6067, coyotepointemeatcompany.com. colors, good meat stock or pets, $10. Clay Co., West Point, 601-214-7312. Reg. Horned Hereford bull, 6 years OTHER BEEF CATTLE From our farm to your freezer, all reg- Reg. Brangus bulls, outstanding ge- old, roughly 1,800 lbs., docile, calving istered beef cattle, grass raised, grain New Zealand White & Californian rab- netics, 12-14 months old, veterinarian ease, kept heifers, will have semen test 3/4 Limousin & 1/4 Angus bull, $2,200 finished, no hormones or antibiotics, bits, $15 & up depending on age & raised, $2,500 & up. Paul Drake, DVM, before purchase, $2,200. Rankin Co., OBO. Jasper Co., Moss, 601-433-3073. aged, shrink wrapped & state inspect- quality. Pearl River Co., Picayune, 601- Harrison Co., Gulfport, 228-234-1779. Richland, 601-941-5218. ed, $3.50/lb. Jones Co., Laurel, 601- 590-6517. Yearling bulls, LBW, 1/2 Charolais 369-0683. Reg. Brangus bulls, gentle, top EPDs, Reg. Polled Hereford bull, 6 years old, (Ledger), 1/4 Angus (Gardner), 1/4 Florida Cottontail rabbits, strong & guaranteed, 8-14 months old $1,800, from Pumpkin Ridge Bloodline, keep- Brahman (V-8, JDH), average wean- GOATS & SHEEP fast runners, for training dogs or good 15-24 months old $2,500; Reg. Bran- ing heifers, easy to handle, easy to load, ing weight 675 lbs., choice $900, 10% meat rabbits, different ages, $9 & up. gus cows 2 yr. old pairs, $2,250. Pearl gentle, no calving problems, $3,000. deposit. Frank Niemeyer, Lamar Co., PB Katahdin lambs, ewes & rams avail- Wayne Co., Waynesboro, 601-671- River Co., Gumpond, 601-796-9260. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-422-5757. Lumberton, 601-436-0124. able, very good bloodlines, worm/dis- 4209. July 15, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 15

SWINE TENNESSEE chipped, vet records, contract with GREAT PYRENEES DOGS 26 month guarantee, $2,000. Lee Co., Teacup piglets, originals, tiny, cute, WALKING HORSES Mooreville, 662-760-0297. Reg. Great Pyrenees puppies, born little baby pigs, great fun for every- ONLY HERDING, 5/18/20, first shots/wormed, ready to one, panda bear look, pink, etc., eas- Reg. Spotted TWH filly, 5 yrs. old, HUNTING & WORKING COLLIES go, raised with goats & sheep, males ily trained for litter box, $200 & up. golden champagne, smooth gait, broke Dog Breeds Will Be Published. $125, females $150. Hinds Co., Utica, AKC Collie (Lassie) puppies, due Wayne Co., Waynesboro, 601-671- to ride, successfully shown & trail rid- All dogs must be purebred. Mix 601-940-7497, call or text. 4209. den, $1,000. Webster Co., Eupora, 662- 8/3/20, champion bloodlines, expect breed dogs will not be allowed to ad- 258-2952. sable/white, tricolored, blue merle, JACK RUSSELL TERRIERS EXOTIC LIVESTOCK & PETS vertise. Each subscriber is allowed to get on waiting list now, sables & tris TWH mare, up to date on vaccinations, advertise only two dog breeds. $600, blue merles $800. Lincoln Co., Jack Russell Terrier puppies, short legs, males & females, shots/wormed, Red deer, Fallow deer & Sika deer, de- beautiful 11 year old palomino, broke We do not list ads for any type of Brookhaven, 601-695-2514. great companions, comedians, intel- livery available within state, starting at to ride, good gait, $2,300. Hinds Co., dogs at stud service. ligent, hunters & watch dogs, parents $500 & up. Pearl River Co., Lumber- Terry, 601-813-5557. COONHOUNDS The Herding, Working & Hunt- on site, $300. Leake Co., Carthage, ton, 601-795-3354. TWH’s: Jose Jose black gelding, 9 yrs. ing dog breeds list utilized by Reg. Treeing Walker Coonhound fe- 662-590-6500. old, out of Ritz mare, $1,500; Black the Mississippi Market Bulletin is en- male, 11 months old, well started, but gelding, 12 yrs. old, very good with kid dorsed by the Mississippi State Vet- looks like she’s going to be silent on LABRADOR RETRIEVERS HORSES & MULES ground, $300. Panola Co., Batesville, & ladies, $750. Harrison Co., Biloxi, erinarian and the Mississippi Depart- AKC Labrador Retriever puppies, black 662-563-4847. We cannot accept notices from 228-861-7412. ment of Agriculture and Commerce. & chocolate, ready 7/29/20, champion horse dealers, order buyers or per- Only in-state residents are allowed to Reg. Treeing Walker Coonhound male, bloodlines, parents on site, will be cur- sons selling on a commission basis THOROUGHBREDS advertise within this category. grandson of Lipper, $300. Panola Co., rent on shots/worming/vet checks, All listings of horses and mules Batesville, 662-609-0978. $1,000. Noxubee Co., Macon, 662-788- must be accompanied by a state- Thoroughbred broodmares, wean- 2537. ment from the seller that he agrees lings, yearling, 2 & 3 yr. olds, $500+; AUSTRALIAN CATTLE DOGS CURS AKC Labrador Retrievers, 2 black & 1 to furnish the buyer a copy of the 2019 chestnut Thoroughbred filly, Original Mountain Cur, born 3/10/20, chocolate available for sire, excellent original negative Coggins test for gentle, Successful Appeal, Storm Cat PB Reg. Blue Heeler puppies, no pa- world champion bloodlines, several bloodlines & puppy producers, price Equine Infectious Anemia (E.I.A.) breeding), $1,000. Pearl River Co., pers, shots/wormed, tails docked, par- hall of famers: Streak, Clark’s Pistol negotiable, $350. Pike Co., McComb, that was performed within the past Carriere, 601-347-5155, LTC_MS@ ents on site, fat & healthy, $100 each. 601-248-7603. 12 months prior to sale on horses, hotmail.com. Amite Co., Gloster, 601-896-1867. Pete, Franklins Thunder Gaietto’s, mules and jacks, except nursing foals. Juke Box, among others, $400. Tate AKC Labrador Retriever puppies, Only in-state residents are allowed OTHER HORSES PB Blue Heeler puppies, 3 males & 4 Co., Coldwater, 662-292-7384 or 662- white & yellow available, 2 males & 7 to advertise within this category. females, born 6/20/20, tails docked, 292-0368. females, parents on site, $600. Webster had all shots, out of good working Double reg. Walking/Saddle Horse Co., Eupora, 662-552-2290. dogs, parents on premises, $200. Nox- ENGLISH paint mare, $1,000; Gaited palomino AMERICAN ubee Co., Macon, 662-361-8004. SPRINGER SPANIELS Labrador Retriever puppies, born gelding, $1,000, both are 11 years old. 6/8/20, AKC registered parents on QUARTER HORSES Wayne Co., Laurel, 601-335-2697. PB Blue Heeler puppies, born 6/4/20, English Springer Spaniel hunting dog, premises, chocolate & silver available, 3 females available, had first shots, out $150. Carroll Co., Vaiden, 601-953- Brown/white paint, half TWH & half liver/white, 2 years old, $300. Monroe AQHA 12 yr. old gelding, lineback of good working dogs, ready for pick 1841 or 662-464-0558. QH, 8 yrs. old, up to date on vaccina- Co., Smithville, 662-401-8240. dun with blaze face, grandson of High up, $150. Jones Co., Laurel, 601-935- tions, broke, great trail horse, $1,500. Brow Cat, lots of trail riding, worked 0009. FEISTS RAT TERRIERS on ranch, easy keeper, $4,000 firm. Hinds Co., Terry, 601-813-5557. Reg. Rat Terrier puppies, with papers Kemper Co., Dekalb, 601-917-3414. Blue Heeler puppies, 5 males & 2 fe- Reg. Mountain Feist puppies, out of & health records, small type & others MINIATURES & PONIES males, some are naturally bobtailed, powerful bloodline, both parents out available, good colors, $200 each, cash. AQHA 18 yr. old bay horse, good trail now ready to go, $120 each, no phone, of grand champion, tails docked, first Marion Co., Foxworth, 601-736-3596. horse, $1,000. Newton Co., Newton, 2-3 yr. old miniature studs with blue contact Menno Zook, 3099 Topsy shots/wormed, will tree squirrels early, 601-504-4041. eyes, 30”-31”, will sell separately, $500. Road, Randolph, MS 38864. Pontotoc $300. Jefferson Davis Co., Prentiss, RHODESIAN RIDGEBACKS Panola Co., Batesville, 662-654-1436. County. 601-792-5373. QH’s: Poco Bueno bloodlines, blue AKC Rhodesian Ridgeback puppies, roans, gray, bay, sorrel, weanling & Feist female, born 9/2/19, white with Miniature paint pony 13 yr. old geld- Blue Heeler puppies, males available, amazing parents, sweet as can be, & up, pleasure & working bloodlines, red spot, well started on squirrels, pic- ing, broke to ride, kids have outgrown, whelped 3/31/20, up to date on health $1,500. Rankin Co., Brandon, 662- $300 & up. Tate Co., Coldwater, 662- tures available, selling due to health, $400. Wayne Co., Laurel, 601-335- records, tails docked, dewclaws re- 760-7608. 292-7384 or 662-292-0368. 2697. moved, parents on premises, pictures $200. Franklin Co., Meadville, 601- available, $200. Perry Co., Richton, 384-7662 or 601-597-1653. TEDDY HAFLINGERS Miniature horses: Beautiful filly palo- 601-549-1521. Feist puppies, 2 males, 9 weeks old, mino with socks & dark brown male, ROOSEVELT TERRIERS tails docked, shots/wormed, $150 reg. mom, $200; Gray/white baby colt, Haflinger horse & covered wagon with each; 1 year old male & 9 month old $200; Adult mares, $300-$700. Pearl BLOODHOUNDS UKC & AKC Teddy Roosevelt Terriers, 2 bench seats, harness, towbar, brakes female, $150 each. Jones Co., Ovett, males & females available, standard & & place for cooler, in great cond., can River Co., Picayune, 985-590-8411. AKC Bloodhounds, liver/tan & black/ 601-344-7165. rare colors, great indoors or outdoors, send photos, $1,650. Tippah Co., Rip- tan available, mom is proven tracker, health tested, shots/wormed, accept- ley, 662-549-0010. MULES, DONKEYS & JACKS Feist puppies, born 5/25/20, first shots taking deposits now, $500 & up. Law- complete, pictures available, $75 each. ing deposits, $350-$450. Rankin Co., rence Co., Silver Creek, 601-278-1425, Greene Co., Richton, 601-394-8837. Pelahatchie, 601-953-2839. MISSOURI FOX TROTTERS Reg. Miniature donkeys, mare & geld- call or text. ing, very gentle, healthy, handled fre- Mountain Feist puppies, born 4/6/20, DOG HANDLING 15 year old MFT, gray, very good quently & stands for farrier, great for 2 Bloodhound females, gentle & had first & second shots/wormed, 3 & SUPPLIES smooth ride, can send pictures, $1,500. protecting farm animals, wonderful healthy, $300 each. Jones Co., Laurel, males & 1 female, good hunting blood- pets, $400. DeSoto Co., Olive Branch, DeSoto Co., Hernando, 901-485-7239. 601-498-0692. lines, good companions, $200 each. Sharpening & repair of small & large 662-895-1960. Clarke Co., Stonewall, 601-934-3718. animal clippers & blades, also sharp- PAINTS ening of all animal grooming shears & Jenny & gelding donkey pair, gentle, BORDER COLLIES GERMAN SHEPHERDS will come up to you in pasture, easy to scissors (dog, cattle, sheep, goat, etc.). Pair of palomino Paint geldings, tri- pen up, $100 for pair OBO. Jones Co., Reg. Border Collie puppies, born AKC German Shepherd puppies, first Amite Co., Liberty, 601-657-2277. color, with set of Amish made gear & Laurel, 601-422-5050. 6/22/20, out of working cow dogs, par- shots/wormed, parents on prem- Tri-Tronic EXP G3, 6 dog training sys- wagon, wagon has hydraulic brakes, ents on premises, $350. Calhoun Co., ises, born 5/24/20, $500. Lincoln Co., tem, batteries are 1 year old, $500. Co- canvas top & sides, 2 cushion seats, HORSES AT STUD Bruce, 662-983-4423. Bogue Chitto, 601-757-6515. piah Co., Wesson, 601-894-2966. $6,500. Webster Co., Mathiston, 662- 263-6596. Border Collie puppies, born 4/23/20, German Shepherd male, 1 year old & 32” x 36” all aluminum dog box, has Reg. Golden Palomino TWH, good first shots/wormed, excellent blood- 1 black female, both registered, relo- divider & 2 doors, $275. Pontotoc Co., bloodline, beautiful with good confor- lines, parents on site, $300. DeSoto cating can’t take with me, free. Simp- Thaxton, 662-488-5252, calls only, no PASO FINOS mation, has good gait, can send pic- Co., Lake Cormorant, 662-781-1009. son Co., Mendenhall, 601-405-7124. texts. tures, fee $300. DeSoto Co., Hernando, 4 Reg. Paso Finos, 2 stallions & 2 901-485-7239. GOLDEN RETRIEVERS Obedience, pointing dog & retriever mares, foundation bloodlines from CANE CORSOS training, $600 per month; Long & Bandolero Royal & Plebeyo, closing Reg. TWH, 15.1 H, perlino tobiano, CKC Golden Retriever puppies, born short term boarding, $10 per day, $150 due to health reasons, $3,000 for all 4 guaranteed buckskin & white to red AKC/ICCF Cane Corso puppies, fe- 6/1/20, ready for new homes, up to per month, large or medium sized horses. Lawrence Co., Monticello, 601- bay & back mares, $350. Alcorn Co., males & males available, tails/dew- date shots/worming, $400. Jackson dogs only. Lee Co., Shannon, 662-767- 748-6289. Corinth, 662-808-4770. claws done, shots/wormed, micro- Co., Hurley, 228-990-2398. 8851. Page 16 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN July 15, 2020 WEEKLY LIVESTOCK UPCOMING LIVESTOCK AUCTIONS & SALES SHOWS & SALES CATTLE AUCTIONS Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Smith & Rogers Cattle Buyers Mississippi Board of Animal Health Regulations Ph: 662-489-4385 Purchasing Cattle on Saturdays require that all public sales of livestock and poultry (even if they are on Cattlemen’s Stockyard, LLC 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM private property) must have prior approval by the State Veterinarian Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM 30-days prior to sale. For more information, call 1-888-646-8731. Southeast Mississippi Livestock No Commission - No Shrink West Point, MS (Clay Co.) Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) Ph: 662-495-1178 Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Ph: 601-754-5505 or 601-754-8116 Ph: 601-268-2587 CATTLE SHOWS & SALES Double L Cattle Auction HORSE AUCTIONS Sale Day - Mondays - 1:00 PM Tadlock Stockyard 19th Annual Southern Producers Replacement Heifer Sale Thaxton, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Sale Day - Monday - 12:00 PM Farmers Livestock Marketing Sat., Aug. 29, 2020 at 1:00 PM Ph: 662-489-4343 Forest, MS (Scott Co.) 2nd Sat. of each month Southeast MS Livestock Barn - Hwy. 49N - Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Ph: 601-469-3642 Tack 3:00 PM - Horses 6:00 PM East MS Farmers Livestock Co. Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) 250+ top quality 5 to 8 months bred heifers. Breeds represented: Angus, Black Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:00 PM Baldies, Brangus, Red Angus, SimAngus and Tigerstripes. The majority of Walnut Sales Co. Ph: 601-267-7884 or 662-317-9021 heifers will be crossbred cattle with excellent genetics. Heifers will be pelvic Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba Co.) Sale Day - Saturday - 1:00 PM measured, vet checked and quality screened. For more information contact: Ph: 601-656-6732 Mize Horse Sale Walnut, MS (Tippah Co.) Mike Keene at 601-606-7382; Bob Robinson at 601-906-1796; or Shelby 3rd & 5th Sat. of each month Bearden at 601-942-0806. Ph: 662-223-4351 Farmers Livestock Marketing Tack 10:00 AM - Horses 1:00 PM Sale Day - Wednesday - 1:00 PM Winona Stockyard Mize, MS (Smith Co.) Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) HORSE SHOWS & SALES Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:00 PM Ph: 601-765-3530 or 601-517-7777 Ph: 601- 267-7884 Winona, MS (Montgomery Co.) MQHA Fall Classic Pontotoc Sockyard, Inc. Glenwild Stockyard Ph: 662-283-1652 Sat.-Sun., Sept. 19-20, 2020 Every Saturday - 11:00 AM Sale Day - Monday - 1:00 PM Mississippi State Fairgrounds - Jackson, MS (Hinds Co.) Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Grenada, MS (Grenada Co.) ORDER BUYERS Ph: 662-489-4385 Full lineup of all classes. For more information call 601-604-9779 or Central Mississippi Cattle Buyers Ph: 662-226-1900 www.mqha.org. Purchasing Cattle on Mondays T. Smith Livestock Gowan Stockyards 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM 1st Saturday of Every Month Sale Day - Wednesday - 1:00 PM No Commission - No Shrink Tack 10:30 AM - Horses 1:30 PM Kosciusko, MS (Attala Co.) Pickens, MS (Holmes Co.) Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) Ph: 662-289-9727 Ph: 601-540-8180 or 601-315-1009 Public Notice by Ph: 601-583-0828GOAT & orSHEEP 601-544-6595 Lincoln Co. L/S Commission Co. Cochran Cattle Buying Station Mississippi Pork Sale Day - Tuesday - 1:00 PM Purchasing Cattle on Saturdays AUCTIONS Brookhaven, MS (Lincoln Co.) 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM Double L Auction Ph: 601-833-2654 Producers Association No Commission - No Shrink Monday - 6:00 PM Thaxton, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Lipscomb Brothers Livestock Market McLain, MS (Greene Co.) Ph: 662-489-4343 and the National Pork Board Sale Day - Wednesday - 7:00 PM Ph: 601-525-6463 or 601-258-2263 Como, MS (Panola Co.) Givens Farms Farmers Livestock Sale Barn The election of pork producer delegate candidates Ph: 662-526-5362 Purchasing Cattle on Mondays 1st Sat. of each month - 11:00 AM for the 2021 National Pork Producers (Pork Act) Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) Livestock Producers Assn. #1 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM Ph: 601-750-0423 or 601-750-0954 Delegate Body will take place on Sale Day - Tuesday - 12:15 PM No Commission - No Shrink Jayess, MS (Walthall Co.) July 24, 2020 at 1:00 p.m., Tylertown, MS (Walthall Co.) Meridian Stockyard, Inc. Ph: 601-660-5071 Ph: 601-876-3465 1st Mon. of each month - 11:00 AM in conjunction with a Board of Directors meeting of Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Lucedale Livestock Producers Lee Edens Cattle Company Mississippi Pork Producers Association at Ph: 601-482-7275 Sale Day - Wednesday - 11:00 AM Purchasing Cattle Mon. thru Wed. Lake Tiak-0-Khata Restaurant at Lucedale, MS (George Co.) No Commission - No Shrink Pontotoc Stockyard, Inc. Ph: 601-947-3352 Amory, MS (Monroe Co.) 1290 Smyth Lake Road in Louisville, MS 39339. Every Saturday - 11:00 AM Ph: 662-791-1531 or 662-617-9057 All Mississippi pork producers are invited to attend. Macon Stockyards, Inc. Pontotoc, MS (Pontotoc Co.) Ph: 662-489-4385 Sale Day - Monday - 12:30 PM Parker Livestock Buying Station Any producer, age 18 or older, who is a resident of Macon, MS (Noxubee Co.) Purchasing Cattle at 2 Locations Southeast Mississippi Livestock the state and has paid all assessments due may be Ph: 662-726-5153 Mondays 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM Sale Day - Monday - 9:30 AM Seminary, MS (Covington Co.) Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) considered as a delegate candidate and/or participate in Meridian Stockyards Tuesday’s 7:30 AM - 11:30 AM Sale Day - Monday - 12:00 PM Ph: 601-268-2587 the election. All eligible producers are encouraged to Lumberton, MS (Pearl River Co.) Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) No Commission - No Shrink Trade Day Auction bring with them a sales receipt proving that hogs were Ph: 601-482-7275 Ph: 601-722-9081 4th Sat. of each month sold in their name and the checkoff deducted. Peoples Livestock Auction Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba Co.) Simpson County Cattle Buyers For more information, contact Sale Day - Monday - 1:00 PM Ph: 601-575-5059. Purchasing Cattle on Mondays Houston, MS (Chickasaw Co.) Mississippi Pork Producers Association 7:00 AM - 12:00 PM Ph: 662-456-3018 Y & R Livestock Sales No Commission - No Shrink Every 3rd & 5th Sat. - 1:00 PM 192 West Oxford Street, Pontotoc, Mississippi Pontotoc Stockyard, Inc. Magee, MS (Simpson Co.) Booneville, MS (Tippah Co.) (662) 418-6245 Sale Day - Saturday - 11:00 AM Ph: 601-315-1009 Ph: 662-891-6554 or 662-720-6006 July 15, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 17

FARM Mississippi Timber Price Report Regions MARKET REPORT Northeast (NE) LIVESTOCK Northwest (NW) These are overall statewide averages (price per cwt) Prices reported the week of 6/26/2020 Cattle Receipts 6,840 - Last Year 6,013 For current cattle prices call 601-359-1159

Steers (based on medium & large 1 & 2): 200-300 lbs...... $155.00–$190.00 300-400 lbs...... $140.00–$188.00 400-500 lbs...... $132.00–$151.00 500-600 lbs...... $112.00–$150.00 600-700 lbs...... $111.00–$137.00 700-800 lbs...... $100.00–$124.00 Southwest (SW) Southeast (SE) Heifers (based on medium & large 1 & 2): 200-300 lbs...... $133.00–$152.00 300-400 lbs...... $124.00–$146.00 400-500 lbs...... $114.00–$137.00 500-600 lbs...... $110.00–$136.00 600-700 lbs...... $104.00–$125.00 700-800 lbs...... $90.00–$120.00

Slaughter Cows: 850-1,200 lbs...... $45.00-$77.00

Slaughter Bulls: 1,500-2,500 lbs...... $73.00-$105.00

Cow/Calf Pairs (based on medium & large): 2-8 years old, with 100-300 lb. calves...... $750.00-$1,500.00

Replacement Cows (based on medium & large): 2-8 years old, 2-8 mos. bred...... $700.00-$1,300.00

POULTRY Prices reported the week of 6/26/2020 For current poultry/egg prices call 404-562-5850

Broilers/Fryers: (¢ per lb. FOB-Dock, Mississippi Producers) 74.24¢

Eggs: (¢ per dozen, based on USDA Grade A) XL. 82-85¢, LG. 80-83¢, MED. 57-61¢

CATFISH Reporting Pounds Processed for the Month Ending: June 2020 Fish Processed 0 - 4 lbs. (foodservice/retail markets) Average Price (delivered to plant): 1.11¢ per lb. Fish Processed over 4 lbs. (large whole fish/round and gut market) Average Price (delivered to plant): 1.13¢ per lb.

CROPS Prices reported the week of 6/26/2020. For current crop prices call 601-359-1120. Cotton (¢ per lb)...... (July) 59.77 Soybeans ($ per bushel)...... 9.08 Wheat ($ per bushel)...... 4.91 Corn ($ per bushel)...... 3.58 (¢ per cwt.)...... (July) 16.99 Rice The Mississippi Timber Price Report is updated quarterly by Mississippi State University Extension Service. Page 18 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN July 15, 2020 Pick Your Own Farms MaKayla Luper Crowned Crops: Blueberries (7 Varieties) 2020 Mississippi BERRIES, FRUITS & NUTS Price: $10 per gallon you pick; $18 per gallon we pick Crops: Blueberries Hours: Call for a convenient picking time, Watermelon Queen Price: $5 per gallon you pick closed Monday & Thursday Hours: Dawn to dusk Dates of Availability: June 1 to July 30 Dates of Availability: Mid June - July Crystal Springs Farm Market, 3042 Mathis Road Branning Farms, 5235 Hwy. 495 North Crystal Springs, MS 39059 (Copiah Co.) Preston, MS 39354 (Kemper Co.) Ph: 601-835-7305 Ph: 601-677-2153 or 601-416-8607 Email: [email protected] Website: crystalspringsfarmmarket.com Crops: Blueberries Price: $10 per gallon you pick; $12 per gallon we pick, Crops: Blueberries frozen available Price: $6 per gallon Hours: Thu.-Sun., 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. Hours: Dawn to dusk Dates of Availability: June 7 - July 11 Dates of Availability: May 25 - July 10 William Tolbird, 319 Storey Parkman Road Aunt Polly’s Farm, 206 A.V. Hatten Road Oak Vale, MS 39656 (Jefferson Davis Co.) Hattiesburg, MS 39401 (Forrest Co.) Ph: 601-943-6329 Ph: 601-297-3354 Email: [email protected] Crops: Blueberries Facebook: Aunt Polly’s Farm Price: $4 per gallon you pick; $12 per gallon we pick Hours: Daylight VEGETABLES Dates of Availability: June - July Blueberry Hill Farm, 09450 Blue Berry Hill Farm Crops: Delicious Staked Tomatoes, Bell & Jalapeno Vardaman, MS 38878 (Calhoun Co.) Pepper, Yellow Squash, Pickling Cucumbers, Japanese Ph: 662-542-3020 Eggplant, Okra Price: $15 per 5 gallon bucket Crops: Blueberries Hours: Mon.-Fri., 6 a.m. - 6 p.m.; Sat. 6 a.m. - 12 p.m. Price: $9 per gallon you pick Dates of Availability: Mid June to mid August Hours: Daily 8 a.m. - 7 p.m. Humphrey Farms, 189 Evergreen Church Road Dates of Availability: June 1 - July 1st Seminary, MS 39479 (Covington Co.) Vessells Blueberries, 4839 Duncan Road Ph: 601-641-0909 Vicksburg, MS 39180 (Warren Co.) Facebook: Humphreyfarms189 Ph: 601-601-831-5198 Email: [email protected] Crops: Snap Beans, Field Peas (MS Purplehull & Pinkeye Purplehull), Butter Beans (green & Crops: Blueberries speckled), Bi-color Sweet Corn MaKayla Luper, the 2020 Mississippi Watermelon Queen will be repre- Price: $8 per gallon you pick; $12 per gallon we pick Price: Call for prices and availability senting the Mississippi Watermelon Festival July 17-18, 2020, in Mize, Hours: Open Hours: Daylight until dark, Mon. - Sat., Mississippi. MaKayla is a 2020 graduate of Mize High School, where she Dates of Availability: June - July Dates of Availability: June - September graduated with high honors and earned the class title of Historian. She is Martin’s Blueberry Farm, 177 Traylor Road Rutledge Farms, 3024 Rutledge Road the daughter of DJ and Beth Luper and the granddaughter of Buster and Florence, MS 39073 (Rankin Co.) Crystal Springs, MS 39059 (Copiah Co.) Elizabeth Stubbs and Don Luper and the late Cille Luper. Thanks to Clyde Ph: 601-331-2900 Ph: 601-894-2401. Magee of Mize for sponsoring her photo shoot.

BARREL RACES, Equipment ROPINGS & RODEOS Superior Equine’s Barrel Race Scott County/Forest Coliseum Fri.-Sun., July 17-19, 2020 Forest, MS (Scott Co.) Auctions Forrest County Multipurpose Center Ph: 601-469-2928 Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co) Ph: 601-583-7500 Cowkids Youth Rodeo Sat., Aug. 1, 2020 Huge 2-Day Contractors Equipment & Truck Auction Twin States Team Roping Lauderdale County Agri-Center Wed.-Thu., July 15-16, 2020 at 9:00 AM both days Sat., July 25, 2020 Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Lauderdale County Agri-Center Ph: 601-482-8498 1042 Holland Ave. - Philadelphia, MS (Neshoba Co.) Meridian, MS (Lauderdale Co.) Deanco Auction, MS Lic. #733 Ph: 601-482-8498 NBHA Sat., Aug. 8, 2020 Selling construction equipment, heavy duty trucks and trailers, farm equipment, logging equip- USTPA/DRTPA Rankin County Multi-Purpose Pavilion ment, support equipment, vehicles and much more. For more information call 601-656-9768 or Team Penning & Sorting Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) www.deancoauction.com. Sat.-Sun., July 25-26, 2020 Ph: 601-591-0944

Equipment Auction & Misc. Items Sat., Aug. 29, 2020 at 10:00 AM 3714 Mt. Moriah Road - Edwards, MS (Hinds Co.) AGRICULTURE Mississippi’s #1 industry! Auctioneers Eric Moncill & Tony McDaniel, MS Lic. #1541 Learn more about Mississippi Agriculture at For more information call 601-529-5360. www.mdac.ms.gov July 15, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 19

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Adcox’s Old Farmer’s Market- on Woodrow Wilson Avenue in Jackson, MS Down (Hinds Co.) is now open for all your homegrown fruits & vegetables. Buy retail or wholesale. Visit us Mon.-Sat., 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. For more information call 601-720-9955. On The Farm Farmer’s Bounty- 1st Sat. of each month, Delta Outfitters Farm & Garden, 980 Hwy. 61 North, Vicksburg, MS (Warren Co.) Chicks, chickens, rabbits, turkeys, produce, etc. Summer hours 8 a.m. - 12 Noon. For more informa- Remembering the Good Ole Days If you have any unique pictures tion call 601-631-0492. “Down on the Farm” for “Down on the Farm” that you would like to share Swap & Trade Day- 2nd & 4th Sat. of each month. Anything from chick- Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson is with our readers, please email ens, goats and pigs. Located at Waynesboro Farm Supply in Waynesboro, bringing back the beloved “Down on the Farm” feature to the us a picture and caption to: MS (Wayne Co.) For more information call 601-735-1623 or 601-735-9699. Mississippi Market Bulletin. In times of uncertainty and chaos, Mississippi Market Bulletin Trade Day Auction Company- 4th Sat. of each month, starts at 12 noon. it’s important to reflect on the truly valuable things in life. “Down on the Farm” Chickens, turkeys, ducks, rabbits, all animals, no pigs. Philadelphia, MS [email protected] (Neshoba Co.) For more information call 601-575-5059. Family, community, hospitality and agriculture are all staples of our great state. Thanks to dedicated families of farmers and ranchers, We can only accept agricultural photos and we reserve the right Chicken Auction- 3rd Sat. of each month. Time 10:30 a.m. Hwy. 25 North generations have benefitted from Mississippi’s rich, agricultural to edit or reject any picture and in Carthage, MS (Leake Co.) Chickens, turkeys, ducks, rabbits and more. heritage. We wish to honor our farmers and ranchers throughout caption. “Down on the Farm” Auctioneer Eddie Crawford, MS Lic. #533. For more information call 601- the state by highlighting individuals in the renewed feature is for in-state residents only. 750-0954. “Down on the Farm.” Riverbottom Shooters Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association- Regular practices in Central Mississippi area. If you are interested in joining us or for more information contact: Norman at 601-917-7609 or Ray at 601-946- 4697 or www.riverbottomshooters.com.

Guided Trail Rides- along Flint Creek Water Park in Wiggins, MS (Stone Co.) on our friendly trained horses. Sat.-Sun., $30 per hour. For more information call 228-669-4956 or 228-382-2380, visit www.horserideforfun. com.

Longleaf Trace Trail Riders- Come join the Longleaf Trace Trail Riders to help maintain the Longleaf Trace Equine Trail on the Pearl & Leaf Rivers Rails to Trails. Our club is working to improve and promote the horseback riding trail on the Longleaf Trace from the Epley Station in Sumrall, MS to Carson, MS. Anyone interested in learning more about the our organi- zation can contact: Johnny Kerley at 601-943-5003 or Martha Sparrow at 601-758-0258.

SpiritHorse Therapeutic Riding Center- of Byram, MS (Hinds Co.) a 501c3 that works with returning veterans and handicap children needs volunteers for upcoming outing and events. We also accept farm animals that need a In 1993, 16-year-old Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce good home for the children to pet, feed and love. For more information Andy Gipson works an unbroken balking donkey to a ground slide contact SpiritHorse at 865-337-9887 or email: [email protected], website: www.spirithorseofms.com “Down on the Farm” in Brandon, MS. (picture submitted by Leslie Gipson of Braxton, MS, Simpson County) Pine Belt Beekeepers Association- Meets at 7 p.m. on the 1st Thu. of each month at the Lamar County Extension Office, 216 Shelby Street, Purvis, MS (Lamar Co.) For more information call 601-794-3910. MISSISSIPPI GULF LAUDERDALE COUNTY RANKIN COUNTY Beekeeping Classes- We offer beginner beekeeping classes and various advanced beekeeping classes in Hattiesburg, MS (Forrest Co.) For more infor- COAST COLISEUM AGRI-CENTER MULTI-PURPOSE mation and to sign up call 601-543-2288 or beegoldhoney.com. Biloxi, Mississippi Meridian, Mississippi PAVILION Wood Carving Meeting- The Pearl River Woodcarvers meet every third PH: 228-594-3748 PH: 601-482-8498 Brandon, Mississippi Monday of each month in the Senior Center at the Brandon City Hall in Jamey Johnson Twin States Team Roping Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) Visitors are welcome. For more information call PH: 601-591-0944 Sat., July 18 Sat., July 25 Mike Mayberry at 601-825-8571. Elite Dance 4-H Equine Cowkids Youth Rodeo Magnolia Woodturners Association- Meet the 3rd Sat. of each month at Wed.-Sat., July 29 - Aug. 1 Sun., Aug. 2 Sat., Aug. 1 the Mississippi Ag & Forestry Museum, 1150 Lakeland Drive, Jackson, MS (Hinds Co.) All woodturners welcome from beginners on up. For more in- The Dance Company Recital NBHA River Bottom Shooters formation contact Gerald Lawrence at 769-238-6822 or Tim Pace at 601- Thu.-Sun., July 30 - Aug. 2 Sat., Aug. 8 Cowboy Mounted Shooting 624-1295. Atlas Fights MMA Live Sat.-Sun., Aug. 8-9 4-H Equine Sat., Aug. 1 MS Woodworkers Association- meet the 1st Mon. of each month at the Sun., Aug. 16 Mid South Little Britches Rodeo JROTC Building in Brandon, MS (Rankin Co.) All woodworkers are wel- Biloxi Gift Show Sat.-Sun., Aug. 15-16 All shows pending executive orders come from beginners to the experienced. For more information contact: Sat.-Mon., Aug. 1-3 Robby McLeod, 601-624-7249 or Clyde Stingley at 601-624-1601.

Blacksmithing Lessons- Private lessons on traditional blacksmithing techniques are available for individuals or small groups at the Ag Museum in Jackson, MS (Hinds Co.) Fifteen years experience. Learn basics and prog- MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN ress to more advanced techniques as tool making, joinery, animal heads, Mississippi’s #1 agricultural buy and sell newspaper, has been bringing colonial utensils, skillets and more. For more information call Jim Pigott at 601-540-6030. buyers and sellers together since 1928, with over 33,000 subscribers.

Barn Fellowship- every Friday night in Hazlehurst, MS (Copiah Co.) Come en- joy food, fun, fellowship and music. For more information call 601-552-9157. www.msmarketbulletin.org Page 20 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN July 15, 2020

ADAMS COUNTY Wednesdays & Thursdays Petal Farmers Market Year round Downtown Natchez Farmers Market (662) 237-6062 128 South Main Street, Petal Saturdays South Commerce Street, Natchez May - October (228) 257-2496 June - August Houston Farmers Market Third Saturday of each month Saturdays 1 Pinson Square, Houston (601) 583-3306 Florence Gardens Farmers Market (662) 816-5458 May - August Magnolia Hall, 12321 Preservation Dr., Gulfport Saturdays Downtown Hattiesburg Farmers Market March - December ALCORN COUNTY (662) 456-2321 Town Square Park, Hattiesburg Sundays Corinth Farmers Market May - October (228) 343-2626 CHOCTAW COUNTY Shiloh Road, Corinth Thursdays Choctaw County Farmers Market April - November (601) 310-9697 HINDS COUNTY Corner of Main & Commerce Streets, Ackerman Monday - Saturday Mississippi Farmers Market June - July (662) 286-7755 Pine Belt Community Farmers Market 929 High Street, Jackson Fridays 1009 Rebecca Street, Hattiesburg Year-round Corinth Farmers Market #2 (662) 285-6337 June - August & September - November Saturdays Fulton Drive next to American Legion Bldg., Corinth Tuesdays (601) 354-6573 All Year CLAIBORNE COUNTY (601) 582-0909 Port Gibson Farmers Market Monday - Saturday Fresh at Five Farmers Market Corner of Market & Fair Streets, Port Gibson (662) 286-7755 GEORGE COUNTY Downtown on Jefferson Street, Clinton June - September Lucedale Farmers Market June - August Green Market Saturdays Cox Street at the Courthouse Square, Lucedale Tuesdays Crossroads Museum & C.A.R.E. Garden, Corinth (601) 618-4405 May - June & October - November (601) 924-5472 April - June & September - November Saturdays CLAY COUNTY First Saturday of each month (601) 947-2082 Utica Main Street Farmers Market West Point Farmers Market & 3rd Saturday in November Main Street, Utica 1251 Highway 45 South Alternate, West Point (662) 287-3120 GRENADA COUNTY May – TBD May - August Grenada Farmers Market Thursdays AMITE COUNTY Thursdays Downtown Square, Grenada (601) 927-0906 Amite County Farmers Market (662) 494-5121 May - September 269 Main Street, Liberty Saturdays HOLMES COUNTY May - September COAHOMA COUNTY (662) 226-7608 City of Lexington Farmers Market Saturdays Crossroad Farmers Market 22521 Depot Street (Hwy. 12 E), Lexington (225) 235-8279 1536 DeSoto Avenue, Clarksdale HANCOCK COUNTY May - October June - October Hancock County Farmers Market ATTALA COUNTY Fridays Fridays & Saturdays 3068 Long Fellow Road, Bay St. Louis Attala County Farmers Market (662) 834-2307 (662) 627-1121 Year-round Hwy. 12/Hwy. 35, Kosciusko Saturdays ITAWAMBA COUNTY May - November Downtown Farmers Market (228) 860-6203 Itawamba Farmers Market Fridays & Saturdays 326 Blues Alley, Back Patio of Cypress Pavilion on the Campus of (662) 312-2891 Train Depot, Clarksdale HARRISON COUNTY Itawamba Community College, Fulton June – September The Farmers Market at Long Beach BENTON COUNTY June - September Saturdays 301 Jeff Davis Avenue, Long Beach Benton County Farmers Market Tuesdays & Fridays (662) 351-2232 Year-round Benton County Courthouse lawn, Ashland Saturdays (662) 862-3201 June - Mid October COPIAH COUNTY (985) 710-3946 Wednesdays Crystal Springs Farmers Market JACKSON COUNTY Ocean Springs Fresh Market (662) 671-5563 West Railroad Avenue, Crystal Springs The Pass Market 1000 Washington Avenue, Ocean Springs Held during the Crystal Springs Tomato Festival War Memorial Park, Pass Christian BOLIVAR COUNTY Year-round Year-round Last Saturday in June Cleveland Farmers Market Saturdays Saturdays (601) 892-3731 401 Cotton Row, Cleveland (228) 297-3040 (228) 257-2496 May - September DESOTO COUNTY Charles R. Hedgewood Biloxi Community Market Saturdays Hernando Farmers Market Pascagola Farmers Market Corner of Howard Avenue & Division St., Biloxi (601) 832-2785 2535 Highway 51 South, Hernando On Victory Lot on Pascagoula Street, Pascagoula Year-round May - October May - October Shelby Farmers Market Tuesdays & Thursdays Saturdays Wednesdays - Saturdays 1505 Broadway, Shelby (228) 388-2443 (662) 429-9092 (228) 938-6604 June – November Wednesdays & Saturdays D’Iberville Farmers Market Olive Branch Old Towne Farmers Market JONES COUNTY 10383 Automall Parkway, D’Iberville (662) 402-4798 Laurel Farmers Market 9200 Pigeon Roost Road, Olive Branch Year-round North Magnolia Street CARROLL COUNTY June - September Monday - Saturday May - June Vaiden Farmers Market Saturdays (228) 392-9734 Thursdays Vaiden High School Vo-Tech Building, Vaiden (662) 893-0888 (601) 336-2493 June - September Gulfport Harbor Farmers Market FORREST COUNTY Saturdays 1070 23rd Ave., Gulfport Forrest County Farmers Market Ellisville Farmers Market (662) 982-2222 March - November 30 1201 Corinne Street, Hattiesburg (228) 257-2496 201 Jessamine Street, Ellisville Coila Cross Roads Farmers Market Year-round June - July 15426 MS Hwy. 17, Coila Wednesdays & Saturdays Long Beach Farmers Market Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays June - November (601) 545-6083 or (601) 583-9954 Corner of Pine & 1st Streets, Long Beach (601) 477-3323 July 15, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 21

LAFAYETTE COUNTY May - August Thursdays First & Third Saturday of each month Mid-Town Farmers Market Tuesdays (919) 280-7411 (662) 424-3302 North Lamar Blvd., Oxford (601) 853-0291 May - October PIKE COUNTY UNION COUNTY Wednesdays & Saturdays Kolbrite Farms’ Camden Farmers Market McComb Farmers Market Biscuits & Jam Farmers Market (662) 234-3425 116 Parkside Avenue, Camden Depot Garage Railroad Blvd., McComb Corner of Bankhead and Main at the foot of the June - October May 2 - November 21 Tallahatchie Bridge, New Albany Plein Air Farmers Market Thursdays (601) 954-8770 June - August Green Space Plein Air, Taylor (410) 693-7701 Thursdays May - September MARSHALL COUNTY Saturdays Holly Springs Farmers Market PONTOTOC COUNTY (662) 534-1916 (662) 234-3151 Memphis Street/Historical Town Square, Holly Springs Off the Square Market WALTHALL COUNTY May - September Corner of Jefferson/Lafayette Streets Tylertown Farmers Market Oxford Community Market Thursdays (Behind 1st Choice Bank) 116 South Railroad Avenue, Tylertown Old Army Pavilion, Oxford (662) 252-2943 June 21 - August April - December Saturdays May - November Tuesdays MONROE COUNTY (662) 489-5042 Tuesdays (662) 816-7413 Aberdeen Main Street Farmers Market (410) 693-7701 East Washington Street, Aberdeen SUNFLOWER COUNTY LAUDERDALE COUNTY May - October Indianola Open Air Market WARREN COUNTY Earth’s Bounty Farmers Market Fridays Green Space across from Blue Biscuit, Indianola Vicksburg Farmers Market Singing Breakman Park, Meridian (662) 369-4864 May 30 - September 19 Corner of Jackson & Washington Streets, Vicksburg April - November Thursdays May - July 1st Saturday of the Month NESHOBA COUNTY (662) 887-4454 Wednesdays & Saturdays (601) 485-1944 Neshoba County Farmers Market (601) 801-3513 Highway 16 East, Philadelphia TALLATACHIE COUNTY West Meridian Community Farmers Market June - September Charleston Farmers Market WASHINGTON COUNTY Mt. Barton School, Meridian Wellness Center behind Hospital, Charleston Thursdays & Saturdays Greenville Farmers Market June - August July - September (601) 656-4602 738 Washington Avenue, Greenville Thursdays Second Tuesday of each month (601) 482-3171 June - September Fresh Market at The Depot (662) 609-8054 Wednesdays & Saturdays Train Depot, Philadelphia LEE COUNTY Market on Main (662) 378-3121 Downtown Tupelo Farmers Depot May - October Downtown Senatobia 415 South Spring Street, Tupelo Second & Third Saturday of each month June - September WAYNE COUNTY May - October (601) 656-4011 Every other Friday Wayne County Farmers Market Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays Choctaw Farmers Market (662) 562-8715 Courthouse Parking Lot at (662) 841-6598 Horticulture Training Facility 609 Azalea Street, Waynesboro TIPPAH COUNTY LEFLORE COUNTY Blackjack Road, Philadelphia Tuesdays throughout June Ripley Main Street Farmers Market Downtown Greenwood Farmers Market June - October (601) 410-0355 111 East Spring Street, Ripley Corner of Main & Johnson Street, Greenwood Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays May - October WINSTON COUNTY May - October (601) 656-2070 Saturdays Saturdays Winston County Farmers Market (662) 897-6479 NOXUBEE COUNTY (662) 512-0226 Louisville Coliseum, Louisville Noxubee County Farmers Market June - September TISHOMINGO COUNTY LINCOLN COUNTY 16295 Hwy 45, Macon Fridays Iuka Farmers Market Brookhaven Farmers Market June - October (662) 312-8004 1008 Battleground Drive, Iuka Downtown in Railroad Park on Fridays Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays June - October Amtrak Train Station on Tuesdays 3:00-6:00 p.m. (662) 549-1721 YALOBUSHA COUNTY Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays June - end of August Water Valley Main Street Farmers Market Fridays (662) 413-7016 OKTIBBEHA COUNTY Under the magnolia tree on Main Street, Water Valley (601) 835-3460 Starkville Community Market Belmont Farmers Market April - September Fire Station Park, Starkville LOWNDES COUNTY CC Shook Park, Belmont Saturday. April - August Hitching Lot Farmers Market June 22 - October 30 (662) 473-6767 Tuesdays & Saturdays Corner of 2nd Avenue & 2nd Street North, Columbus (662) 323-3322 May - October For more information Mondays & Thursdays PANOLA COUNTY (662) 328-6305 Square Market about the MADISON COUNTY Downtown Square, Batesville Certified Farmers Market Livingston Farmers Market June - September 129 Mansdale Road, Madison Wednesdays (CFM) program (662) 563-3126 May - October contact Donna West Thursdays (601) 898-0212 PEARL RIVER COUNTY 601-359-1118 Poplarville Farmers Market Downtown Madison Farmers Market 410 Main Street at the Town Green, Poplarville [email protected] Madison Square Center for the Arts, Madison May 2 - July 11 Page 22 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN July 15, 2020 July 15, 2020 MISSISSIPPI MARKET BULLETIN Page 23

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By Enviva Staff By Ginger Williamson Deputy Bureau Director Since the October 2019 ground- Timber Commerce Liaison - MDAC breaking in Lucedale, Miss., Enviva- he world’s largest producer of indus- We are happy to share great re- trial wood pellets – has been making sources with you that will assist tremendous strides across the state you in managing your forestland. over the last year and a half. Recently, I have had inquiries from To date, Enviva’s investment in people needing someone to cut their Mississippi is well over $200 million. timber. For the benefit of all par- In addition to building Enviva’s new ties, it is recommended you have a state-of-the-art wood pellet produc- written agreement for timber op- tion plant in Lucedale, Enviva is si- erations. We cannot recommend Brochure, Mississippi Forestry and multaneously building a deep-water individuals, but we can point you to terminal in the Port of Pascagoula’s areas that will be helpful. Timber Brochure. Mississippi has Bayou Casotte Harbor to export Foresters can be invaluable help nearly 20 million acres of forestland wood pellets produced in George concerning forest management and with over 17 million acres being County, Miss. to power and utility the Mississippi Forestry Commis- privately owned. The Timer Booklet struction progressing as expected. investment in Mississippi. In fact, includes Forestry Economic Impact generators in Europe and Asia. Once In the meantime, Enviva con- Enviva acquired its first wood pel- sion has dedicated foresters in your fully operational, Enviva expects to area. Simply go to https://www.mfc. numbers broken down by Congres- tinues to work with local and state let plant located in Amory, Miss. in sional District. Timber is our num- employ approximately 90 associates officials to improve roadways and August 2010. Over the last decade, ms.gov/ and click on “Find your at the Lucedale pellet plant facility MFC Forester,” you can select your ber two commodity in the state at existing rail track around the wood the Enviva Amory pellet plant has and 30 associates at the Port of Pas- county and locate a professional $1.25 Billion annually. We have the pellet plant in George County. Now increased production to more than cagoula. Forester who can assist you. You opportunity to grow that number officially part of the community, En- 120,000 metric tons per year and Pledging to provide jobs, invest- can also find out about programs greatly and need full participation of viva continues to build long-lasting celebrated its first production of one ment and a positive economic im- available to private landowners. the transportation arena including relationships with area landowners, million metric tons of wood pellets pact to the communities in which Looking for a Logger? Then river ports, ocean going ports, rail, they live and work, Enviva has re- loggers, sawmills and various forest in 2018. check out MSU extension service road, and truck services. Freight cently hired a new Plant Manager, product facilities to source and pur- Enviva’s mission is to displace Professional Logging Management transportation is essential to any Human Resources Manager, Plan- chase fiber in a sustainable manner. coal, grow more trees, and fight Program “Find a Logger” at https:// future economic development in the ner and Maintenance Manager with Enviva’s fiber procurement team will climate change. The company cur- loggered.msstate.edu/find-a-logger state as well as opening new markets strong ties to Mississippi. Over the also be working with local suppliers rently owns and operates eight We appreciate John Auel and MSU for timber products. next four months, Enviva will be hir- to introduce woods micro chippers wood-pellet production plants and Extension sharing about the Profes- We are grateful for the opportuni- ing area managers, plant engineers offering landowners an alternative four deep-water terminals in the sional Logging Member Program. ty to promote Mississippi’s forestry as well as various positions to its fi- to managing forest tracts not suit- Southeastern United States with a Lastly, it is great to be able to industry and thank you for your sup- ber procurement team. Additional able for conventional logging. combined production capacity of showcase our timber industry with port. For more information contact job openings will become available The Lucedale plant and Pasca- over 4 million metric tons of pellets the Mississippi Department of Ag- Ginger Williamson at 601-359-1150 throughout 2020 and 2021 with con- goula terminal are not Enviva’s first per year. riculture and Commerce’s Timber or [email protected]. “Living Exhibit” at Ag Museum Professional Logging By Lane Milton attention to detail is indescribable. the abundance we have here in the Genuine MS Brand Manager The Ag Museum built the plat- state. Each week a Genuine MS® Market Development Division - MDAC forms for this project to fit inside member will set-up a stand of fruits Manager Program their lobby for all to see this 4Hx- and vegetable grown right here in in The Mississippi State University Extension Professional The Mississippi Agriculture and 16Lx10W Mississippi, shaped out the magnolia state to show the hard Forestry Museum has partnered Logging Manager Program (MS PLM) provides a list of of cans. Keep Mississippi Beautiful work and dedication our farmers ex- with Chuck Rhoads, Keep Missis- donated all the cans for the creation Mississippi logging companies who meet the requirements, hibit to feed us. sippi Beautiful, Keep the Reservoir of the state. Delta Blues Rice out through training, to deliver wood to Sustainable Forestry This exhibit will be up starting Beautiful/Pearl River Experience, of Ruleville donated ninety pounds Initiative (SFI) certified mills and to harvest trees from SFI Thursday, June 25th at the MS Ag- USDA, Genuine MS® and a hand of rice used to designate the riv- certified and American Tree Farm System (ATFS) certified land. full of farmers to create a “living ex- ers in the state. Cockrell Farms riculture and Forestry Museum lob- hibit” made from canned vegetables has donated the greenery around by. Take time out of your day to go and surrounded by live produce, the exhibit, Donna’s Produce #6 see this amazing exhibit. It defi- These companies have completed MS PLM training in fruit trees and plants that are grown and Keep Rankin County Beauti- nitely represents “Mississippi CAN Best Management Practices to Protect Water Quality, Harvesting in Mississippi. The concept behind ful has sent fruit trees to represent Harvest.” and Transportation Safety, the Importance of Sustainable the project is to create awareness for Forest Management, and Business Management. our state and the farmers that work night and day to feed us. After, the Loggers maintain their qualification by attending 12 hours duration of the exhibit, the second concept will be to donate all produce of forestry and logging continuing education every 2 years. and canned goods to a local food Click the “Find A Logger” tab at www.loggered.msstate.edu bank. to search for one of over 1,000 MS PLM qualified logging Chuck Rhoads, the master mind companies. The forest products industry is the second behind the project, a retired teach- largest agricultural contributor to our state’s economy. er and member of the Mississippi Thank you for being a part of this vibrant industry. Craftsman’s Guild, is an artist from Brandon. He has spent his career bringing out the talents of MS chil- If you have any questions about forestry or the dren throughout inner city of Jack- MS PLM program son and rural areas of Rankin Coun- visit www.loggered.msstate.edu ty. Chuck has received countless or contact your local County Extension Office. awards for his work across MS. The